Kelly and I headed out to Black Moshannon State Park for a couple days of camping and hiking. Sunday was supposed to be sunny but it unexpectedly dawned cloudy and flurrying. The snow was off and on, but we did end up getting some short windows of sun. We did a 13 mile loop around the park, mostly on the Moss-Hanne Trail, but throwing in some other trails and short road walks to complete the loop. A lot of the trail was soggy, but I managed to keep my feet dry. It was very cold, in the 20s for most of the day, so we couldn’t stop for long breaks or our hands and feet would start to freeze. Time to get my insulated boots out instead of my mesh trail runners.
The Lake Loop Trail
Kelly on the Bog Trail
Black Moshannon Lake from the Bog Trail
More boardwalk through a marsh
Anyone know what type of mushroom this is?
Me on the Moss-Hanne Trail
More bog
Getting a little brighter at the end of the loop
Check out the details of the hike I created from my gps track over at Hiking Project:
Not too much grey! Looks perfect for November.
I love the hiking project plug in! I think its a Lion’s mane ‘shroom 🙂 muahahahahA
That mushroom is so creepy!
Love the bog trail. Looks beautiful there. 🙂