The rocks we used to hop across were no longer visible and water levels were two feet higher!
Seneca Creek: The Perfect Trip!
Trip Report: Solitude in the Laurel Fork Wilderness
We got what we came for with the trail: solitude. It was made even more pleasant by flat meandering along the river. The trail could be difficult to follow at times, either due to blowdown or lack of trail markers but it is navigable with a GPS or by looking around long enough. The four of us agreed that late fall or early spring would probably the ideal time to do this trail due to overgrowth. We may be back!
Trip Report: “Relative Bounty” on the Wild Oak & Shenandoah Mountain Trail
It was a beautiful evening. We cooked by the overlook and watched the impending rain draw closer.
Trip Report: Southern SNP- Brown Mtn, Rocky Top and Blackrock
We started up the trail at 7 a.m. and managed to catch nice light on the mountains at Blackrock Mountain
Trip Report for LHHT, Feb 8-10
I was looking forward to introducing people to one of my favorite hiking spots when I lived in Pittsburgh. We had a great time and enjoyed all the different landscapes (pine forests! rhododendrons! boulder fields! ski slopes!) and the layers of crunchy ice on the trail.
