DrWatson · 70-79, M
I will always have fond memories of the Calamity Brook trail to the peak of Mt. Marcy in the Adirondacks , in New York.
This summer I hiked the Navajo Ridge trail in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah, and I thought it was fantastic.
And, far less spectacular than either but closer to where I now live, there is the Ironwood trail in Maplewood State Park in Minnesota. What's interesting about it is that it weaves in and out of two biomes: prairie grass and hardwood forests.
This summer I hiked the Navajo Ridge trail in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah, and I thought it was fantastic.
And, far less spectacular than either but closer to where I now live, there is the Ironwood trail in Maplewood State Park in Minnesota. What's interesting about it is that it weaves in and out of two biomes: prairie grass and hardwood forests.
ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
@forestG Keep a strong hold on that rope!
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DrWatson · 70-79, M
@LavidaRaq
I've hiked in the Organ Pipe mountains outside of Las Cruces, and have been on some other short hikes in MN as well. I have never been to the Pecos wilderness, but just looking at that picture , I can smell the aroma of New Mexico forests! Very different from forests in more moist climates.
I've hiked in the Organ Pipe mountains outside of Las Cruces, and have been on some other short hikes in MN as well. I have never been to the Pecos wilderness, but just looking at that picture , I can smell the aroma of New Mexico forests! Very different from forests in more moist climates.
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Hubba hubba!!!
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