I was lucky enough to attend the first ever Point O Pines Family Camp (which I'd previous attended as Camp Michigania - East for 35 years, so it was new but not new) in the Adirondack State Park in upstate New York. Every year, the staff plans a few hikes during the week, and this year, I joined a small group for a hike of Moxham Mountain, which I believe is a new one to me (though I haven't kept good records of what mountains we've hiked over the years).
The Moxham Mountain trail is a 5.5-mile (total) out-and-back trail with an elevation gain of 1,338 feet. It wasn't a super challenging hike in terrain, but my Fit Bit tells me we hiked for 3 hours and 20 minutes, so it was pretty strenuous in that sense. It was also gorgeous... and the trail was filled with fungi, of which I snapped many pics with my Seek app and later won an award, teasing me for my very intense interest in learning what every mushroom, flower, and creature we passed was.I don't really have much else to share except that I thoroughly enjoyed the time in the trees and with friends!
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