Today was spent hiking. The first trail was the Robert Frost interpretive trail. It was an easy trail for the kids. Everytime we came near the river, the kids would head to the water trying to get wet. It's a little over a mile around and beautiful. Along the trail are poems by Robert Frost. A bit cheesy, but enjoyable.
Choosing the Road less Traveled
Wild blueberries that were too small for us to pick
Eva climbed this tree and promptly fell out. She was brave enough to climb back up.
Next we drove to the Falls of Lana area. The hike from the parking lot to the picnic area is shorter, but more steep and rocky. All and all the kids had a great time.
The "short footpath" to the service road at the beginning of the hike. Thankfully, the main trail wasn't this rough.
View from our picnic area
A rock Colin couldn't resist climbing
The Falls of Lana
1 comment:
Ames, this is beautiful! Wish you could go every summer so we could come visit!
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