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Trail at a higher elevation than the previous one in upper left which was only dirt and dry rocks. A thin layer of snow is on this trail in which both rocks and leaves protrude out of snow. Trail is relatively level and extends from camera into forest. In spite of the presence of snow, this trail is still easy to hike on. Falling Waters Trail.

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Trail at a higher elevation than the previous one in upper left which was only dirt and dry rocks. A thin layer of snow is on this trail in which both rocks and leaves protrude out of snow. Trail is relatively level and extends from camera into forest. In spite of the presence of snow, this trail is still easy to hike on. Falling Waters Trail.
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Tim Stanton (timkstanton@mstdn.social)'s status on Monday, 25-Nov-2024 04:14:48 JST Tim Stanton
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Trail conditions varied dramatically from trailhead to summit in my hike earlier this week in the White #Mountains: dirt and dry rocks (upper left); crusty #snow and patches of soft #ice (upper right); solid hard ice and need for traction (lower left); dirt, snow, ice, and some puddles of water on sun-exposed ridge trail (lower right). A fun, interesting hike! #FootpathFriday #hiking #backpacking #nature #NaturePhotography #landscape #photography #LandscapePhotography #GetOutside

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