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Hiking Long Path Section 17
We are finally back on our journey and resuming from Long Path section 17. Our long path journey stopped last time due to the snow and not having two cars. I’m sure the snow will stop us again soon but until then we want to get more of the sections done. Thanks to Nihad’s friend…
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Visiting Witch’s Hole Waterfall after Rainfall
If you want to check out Witch’s Hole waterfall, you need to make sure the weather conditions are just right. Too much rain and it can be a challenge to get to the waterfall. Not enough rain and you’ll enjoy a low, barely-visible waterfall. To us it was still magical but if you’re driving up…
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Nibbles hiking for National Trails Day
National Trails Day was on June 5th, where people go exploring their local trails. National Trails Day is the first Saturday in June, each year. We did not get to go hiking on our local trails on this day but we got to go yesterday. Our shark, winning name Nibbles, got to enjoy the trail…
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Hiking Long Path Section 14 Into 15
Long Path Section 14 is done. We started the journey by jumping out of bed, having coffee and toast and feeding the cats. We parked at Mt Meenagha Rd and South Gully Road by South Gully entrance. After finishing the hill again and reaching Sam’s Point this is where the section starts from. I was…
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Exploring Walnut Mountain Park Trails
The sun was shining, the snow looked like it was melting so we went exploring Walnut Mountain Park. It was on the list of places where we haven’t been and we really needed some fresh air. We first stopped at Liberty Farm Plus and got a few rolls and a tub of spicy mayo sauce.…
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First Hiking Adventures in Clarence Fahnestock State Park
When we first met over fourteen years ago, the first place we went hiking was in Clarence Fahnestock state park. We would go as often as we could in spring and summer and even took the family here on their first inflatable boat adventure. Our typical day would be to get there early, have a…
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Hiking Long Path Section 8
Hiking Long Path Section 8 was a ‘spur-of-the-moment’ kind of hike. We started the hike later in the day and did not bring a lot of snacks. To save some time, we parked at our last spot, walked down the road and started our journey. The path starts by the train rail but quickly goes…