These photos come from my son and daughter-in-law. This past weekend they were invited on a 17-mile hike by her brother, with overnight camping. I thoroughly enjoyed their photos and they said I could share, with my heartfelt thanks.
There won't be a lot of narrative in my post today but I hope you will enjoy their photos as much as I did.
In the Seneca Creek Backcountry, there are nearly 60 miles of trails winding through stands of red spruce, open meadows and along fast-flowing mountain streams.
Great Guide here to hiking in this area.
One of those magical moments when a mother came to get her baby. The little one jumped out of its hiding spot.
Seneca Falls
From yesterday's post.
My daughter-in-law's brother is a seasoned hiker and camper, and was able to give a lot of great advice.
They set their tents up next to a stream.
Bunchberry dogwood. It goes by several names. Creeping dogwood, Pudding berry being a couple.
Mountain laurel, also known as Spoonwood, Calico bush, Ivy bush.
They had a wonderful time and will be doing this all over again in the not too distant future. And I will be getting more great photos to share.
