hike | http://riverdogprints.com/dogblog Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:37:16 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Tails on the Trail :: Great Pond State Forest http://riverdogprints.com/dogblog/tails-on-the-trail-great-pond-state-forest/ http://riverdogprints.com/dogblog/tails-on-the-trail-great-pond-state-forest/#comments Fri, 24 Sep 2010 12:00:59 +0000 Scout the Dog http://riverdogprints.com/dogblog/?p=1954
Yo, yo, yo, my peeps! Are you ready to walk another trail? Every week A-Dog and I visit one of our local trails and record a speedy quick video, along with a speedy quick review of the trail. This is also for the reading pleasure of the Saturday Pet Blogger Hop. Welcome!

We kicked it old school this week and visited a trail we used to walk in my puppyhood called Great Pond. The trail looped around the pond, giving us glimpses of the water and its many feathered inhabitants. There were many other paths that trailed off the main path and I’m sure we’ll explore those in the future. Here’s a link to the trail map if you’re in the area: http://mappery.com/Great-Pond-State-Park-trail-map. Enjoy some hiking this weekend, people and four-leggers!


Trail Details

Distance: About a 2 mile loop directly around the pond
Difficulty: Easy
Trail: Flat, well-maintained and heavily wooded in spots.
Dog Info: Dogs OK off-leash, but abide by leashing your dog when encountering other hikers/dogs.
Location: Dirt road off of Great Pond Road, Simsbury, CT

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I love when the humans want to be fit! We have been hiking daily for the past couple weeks and I AM LOVING IT! A-Dog usually finds a trail where I can be free from my leash and my nose can do what it yearns to do. The hikes have been snowy and long and sunny and cold. All so very good!

I don’t enjoy being photographed, as evidenced above. But I did want to share some photos from one trail we hike. It’s so bizarre, but this vehicle is right in the middle of the woods. No road, no path, just smack dab in the middle of the forest.

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Humans are just odd… but we love them anyway.

I’ve just been given the high sign that we’re off for another one, yea! Smell ya later :)


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