it was a very steep climb but with convenient stone steps and a good view of Long Pond below. Those preferring a flatter walk took the Long Pond Trail. You might note in one of the pictures the obvious sign that Blueberries were ripe.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
July 7th Perpendicular Trail up Mansell Mountain
Jane & Gordon R. were the hike leaders for this hike up the Perpendicular Trail on Mansell Mt.
it was a very steep climb but with convenient stone steps and a good view of Long Pond below. Those preferring a flatter walk took the Long Pond Trail. You might note in one of the pictures the obvious sign that Blueberries were ripe.
it was a very steep climb but with convenient stone steps and a good view of Long Pond below. Those preferring a flatter walk took the Long Pond Trail. You might note in one of the pictures the obvious sign that Blueberries were ripe.
June 30th Flotilla event on Patten Pond Part 1
Linda and Henry B. hosted this DOC outing at their house on Patten Pond to celebrate a early 4th of July, combined with a scheduled DOC outing. Starting with a canoe/kayak paddle, lunch on the lake, a short hike and then a BBQ.
June 9th Newburgh trails and Horse Stables
Jim W. guided the DOC on the Newburgh trails and a visit to the horse stables
June 3rd Taunton Bay in Franklin Part 1
HIke leader Mary Beth and Frank D. invited the DOC to their house to see horseshoe crabs mating in Taunton Bay, in Franklin, their hike incorporated a bike/walk on Sunrise Trail and a fabulous lunch at their house.
June 3rd Taunton Bay in Franklin Part 3
More pictures of Mary Beth and Frank's Crab day in Franklin
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May 26 Great Pond Mountain
Trina D. had great weather for her hike on Great Pond Mountain in Orland, near the Craig’s Pond fish hatchery . . . guess they saw some wildlife on the hike
Mar 10 Caribou Bog in Old Town
Shirley E. took a small group DOCers to the bog boardwalk in Bangor on a rainy day.
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