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04/20/2026

I love capturing spring nature awakening, there is something magical in it, the new beginning after the deep winter sleep

04/10/2026

Look whom we met on a hike! I have very little knowledge about this type of creatures, Google says it is commonly known as red elf. Pretty name, isn’t it?

04/09/2026

The 3rd mile of the Bouchoux Trail greeted us with a beautiful, calm, and refreshing little creek. That is where we decided to turn back, so the rest of the trail is still calling for adventure!

04/07/2026

True treasure of the Bouchoux Trail is Jensen Cascade!

04/07/2026

Natural multilevel shelter for a rainy day 😁

04/07/2026

Majestic rock formations! I enjoy every inch, whether it is precisely sliced or moss covered mountain side.

04/07/2026

Hike number next during my daughter’s spring break was Bouchoux Trail. The beginning of Bouchoux Trail is pretty steep, gaining about 1,400 feet elevation in less than 1 mile. Fallen leaves from last year made the pathway slippery. Tiny water streams leaking through the mountain and crossing the trail here and there add up to the challenge. Yet the view is worth every step up. This time of the year you can see the river even through the foresty mountain side

04/06/2026

A three days story of one fire pit in few minutes

04/05/2026

A tiny creek running from the top of the mountain into the Dyberry Creek looks like a mini version of waterfall

04/05/2026

It is amazing how nature works slicing the hard rocks and carving them into fanciful shapes

04/05/2026

The other side of Tanner’s Falls is covered in first spring flowers, varied in colors from white to pale pink to bright purple

06/24/2024