~*~ Mountain Madness ~*~

One of the most rewarding parts of hiking is being able to see a view that most people will never see. When you are off the beaten path, away from the more touristy destinations, you are treated to breathtaking scenery in every direction. All of a sudden, the agony of the last two hours you spent climbing 2000 feet is gone as you are faced with something beautiful.

Old Rag Mountain, Shenandoah National Park, VA

Taken from the summit.

World’s End State Park, PA & the Loyalsock River

Taken from Canyon Vista

Suicide Six Ski Area in Woodstock, VT

Taken from the A.T.

The Green Mountains, VT

Taken from “The Lookout” off of the A.T. in VT

High Peaks in the Adirondacks, NY

Taken from the summit of Mt. Wright

Pennsylvania Farmland

Taken from the summit of Pinnacle on the A.T. in PA

Canadian Rockies in Banff National Park

Taken from North Molar Pass

Canadian Rockies in Banff National Park

Taken from Pipestone Pass

Lake Morraine and the Canadian Rockies

Taken from the summit of Eiffel Peak

Lake Helen area of Banff National Park

Taken from Dolomite Pass Trail

Whittenburg and the Catskills, NY

Taken from the summit of Cornell

Sunset view of the Catskills, NY

Taken from Giant Ledge near Panther Mountain

The Allegheny Plateau in Pennsylvania

Taken from the Black Forest Trail

Harriman State Park, NY

Taken from West Mountain (with Antonio playing Vanna)

Looking at the Delaware River between NJ and PA

Taken from Raccoon Ridge on the A.T. in NJ

Sunset View of Pennsylvania

Taken from lookout point on the Mid State Trail, PA

View of Knife Edge Trail and Pamola Peak, Baxter State Park, ME

Taken from near the summit of Mt. Katahdin

Southern View of the White Mountains, NH

Taken from the summit of Mt. Washington

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