Francis here to share with you some little bits about Deep Creek Lake State Park hiking. Over the years I have started this hike by taking the Snake Root Loop trail and then climbing the mountain up the challenging Fire Tower Trail. On my most recent visit, the Fire Tower Trail was closed so I headed down to the bottom of the hill to hike from the Meadow Mountain Trail up. Much of this trail is forested and hilly but not extremely rocky. In some areas there are boardwalks because the trail can be quite muddy in the springtime. For miles of trail it is rare to encounter many other hikers so the seclusion is nice.
Showing posts with label Deep Creek Lake State Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deep Creek Lake State Park. Show all posts
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Hiking Garrett County
Hike Date: June 20th, 2011
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Francis here to share with you some little bits about Deep Creek Lake State Park hiking. Over the years I have started this hike by taking the Snake Root Loop trail and then climbing the mountain up the challenging Fire Tower Trail. On my most recent visit, the Fire Tower Trail was closed so I headed down to the bottom of the hill to hike from the Meadow Mountain Trail up. Much of this trail is forested and hilly but not extremely rocky. In some areas there are boardwalks because the trail can be quite muddy in the springtime. For miles of trail it is rare to encounter many other hikers so the seclusion is nice.
Francis here to share with you some little bits about Deep Creek Lake State Park hiking. Over the years I have started this hike by taking the Snake Root Loop trail and then climbing the mountain up the challenging Fire Tower Trail. On my most recent visit, the Fire Tower Trail was closed so I headed down to the bottom of the hill to hike from the Meadow Mountain Trail up. Much of this trail is forested and hilly but not extremely rocky. In some areas there are boardwalks because the trail can be quite muddy in the springtime. For miles of trail it is rare to encounter many other hikers so the seclusion is nice.
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