Just drive to the end of the pavement in Bacon Cove and walk the gravel road. If you have a truck or off-road vehicle, you can probably drive part of the trail.
Sunday, July 01, 2007
Bacon Cove
I have walked the trail in Bacon Cove several times, most recently in 2001. This morning, I have included three photos from that walk. I included a photo of the trail to give you an idea of the type of terrain in the area. The rocky cliffs are not high, but the layers of sedimentary rock make great photographic subjects!
Just drive to the end of the pavement in Bacon Cove and walk the gravel road. If you have a truck or off-road vehicle, you can probably drive part of the trail.
Just drive to the end of the pavement in Bacon Cove and walk the gravel road. If you have a truck or off-road vehicle, you can probably drive part of the trail.
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