Path to Hug Point State Park. Of course I had to do some research. Before the highway was built, the only way to travel along this stretch of coast was by stagecoach. Pioneers traveling along the trail had to hug the point carefully, even at low tide. Thus, the point and the park are both aptly named Hug Point
Treman State Park – great path to see the falls but lots and lots of steps.
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Weather forecasters called for a dusting. The snow was light and fluffy and even though it snowed most of the day there was only a little bit of snow
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Another beautiful day in Stowe. We decided to head to Moss Glen Falls since we haven’t been there in years. We forgot the tick spray, but a nice group of girls let us use some of theirs. We also forgot how uneven and steep the trail was – thank goodness we had our hiking books on but should have brought our hiking sticks with us. The trail was filled with rocks near the top
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Could not believe all the trees along this path
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This trail behind the Visitor’s Center leads right to the Bay
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It’s a winter wonderland
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Looks like someone was here skiing
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Lin and Michael’s Photos
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