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The Virginia Creeper Trail is a 35-mile multi-purpose rail trail. Located in southwestern Virginia, the trail runs from Abingdon to Whitetop, Virginia, near Mount Rogers National Recreation Area and the North Carolina state line.
Seen on the John M. Mauser Nature Education Trail System in Lower Mount Bethel Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.
The small line of thicker hair in the centre of a male torso is sometimes called the Treasure Trail, Snail Trail or Happy Trail
A trailing view of the W&LE 612 power as they storm up the grade towards Owensdale. The third unit, SD40-2 6996 was built for CN before ending up at CITX as their 2814, which I have shots of while it was leased to CSX. July 11th, 2020.
As I was trying light trails for the first time. I suddenly heard a siren approaching behind me and knew I had to get it in the shot.
It's amazing how the feeling of being a kid rush back to you when you stumble upon a trail you explored as a child.
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The Romero Canyon Trail climbs steadily for about 6 &1/2 miles until it joins the trail system on Mt Lemmon. It starts in Catalina State Park but within about 1/2 mile crosses the boundary into Coronado National Forest, where this photo was taken. Our goal was to reach Romero Pools, slightly less than half that far.
Pima County has more mountain ranges than I can even name, much less identify. I'm of course familiar with the ones that surround Tucson, but here I'm outside of my comfort zone. Even with the help of my trusty Arizona Road & Recreation Atlas, I can at best narrow these background mountains down to a couple of possibilities. I think they might be the Silver Bells. Second choice is the Watermans. Doesn't much matter unless I ever try to hike in them; there sure isn't any other reason to go there.
the power of feet amazing how the trails form over the years. horses often use this trail which does not help with soil errosion.
From the Queen's Garden Trail we continued on the Navajo Loop Trail first through Wall Street (very busy) to Sunset Lookout, then back down the other side of the loop to a similar but smaller version of Wall Street to Two Bridges and back to Sunrise Point via the Queen's Garden Trail again. It was a good half day hike. Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah.
Interestingly enough yesterday, when I arrived at the lake there was this trail of bread which stopped at the bench you see in front of it. This bread was moldy. So far none of the wildlife had any interest in it. Food waste - sometimes planning for meals can be challenging. These don't look like rolls that came from a source I'm familiar with. They were still there the next day.
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Photos from the friendship trail between Fort Erie & Crystal Beach.
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1,000 feet up from the start of the hike. Trail is at lower right. Cliff walls. Hiking to the top of the canyon wall.
We have a water container on a stump in our yard for the birds. I've been noticing evidence of animal tracks around it every morning, so I moved my trail cam to the nearest tree and captured this young Buck with velvet sipping water last night.
Forest trail from Killarney National Park (Ireland).
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