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    The ultimate adventure guide

    Karen Marley
    Photo Date: 
    02/17/2019
    Along Blue Spruce, a friendly cruiser-level trail.
    Karen Marley
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    02/17/2019
    Trail signs are posted above eye level and blend in with the trees. Keep a sharp eye out for them.
    Karen Marley
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    02/17/2019
    Trails converge at a large meadow with summertime amenities, like this lean-to.
    Karen Marley
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    02/17/2019
    Forest views dominate with one exception: this overlook of Canadice Lake.
    Karen Marley
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    02/17/2019
    A dense stand of eastern pine runs along Whiteface, Big Elk, and the aptly named Pines trails.
    Karen Marley
    Photo Date: 
    02/17/2019
    Mixed-use trail. It's rare to see a snowmobile, and they aren't allowed on all the trails. But they do use the main access road/trail.
    Karen Marley
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    02/17/2019
    What goes down must go up. Fox Run follows the hill's vertical topography.
    Karen Marley
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    02/17/2019
    Welcome to Harriet Hollister Spencer State Park.
    Karen Marley
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    02/17/2019
    Evidence of a pileated woodpecker, one of North America's largest woodpeckers.
    Karen Marley
    Photo Date: 
    02/17/2019
    The traverse section of Fox Run.

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