After visiting my still vibrant 100-year old mother at the Glendale Home, I stopped by to hike the Indian Kill Nature Preserve. It is truly an awesome park - sections make you feel that you were hiking in a primordial forest untouched for thousands of years.
I entering from the old Woodlin Pool Club parking lot and just hiked the western section of the park - most of the trails west of Third Falls were all new to me. It was a really nice adventure!
Photos
Third Falls
Hiking the unmarked trail - it was pretty rugged!
At Second Falls
The view from above
I played my pocket flute here
Primordial!
Second Falls - stream level
Arriving at First Falls
Heading back on the north side of the stream
Obstacles!
Primordial
Closing the loop
Its a beautiful place - so glad the town has kept it a Nature Preserve!
It was a beautiful day so I decided to walk thru Minaus, photoing and videoing much of my hike as well as find a couple of scenic off-the-beaten path spots to play my Native American Flutes...
I enjoyed playing my Native American pocket flute
Descending on Drop Off Trail - got love those huge boulders!
