Shoshone County, Idaho
July 17, 2013
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| Nikon D3100: Tamron 18-270 at 18 mm: ISO 100: .40 sec.: f/13 |
My wife and I took off in the morning to try and see some harder to find sites. Unfortunately, this meant a lot of dirt roads so we ended up not seeing the waterfalls out there, but we did make it to the Settlers' Grove of Ancient Cedars. This was a little difficult to find as the directions I had were wrong! Basically to get there, you turn off on the road toward Murray and a few miles down the road you will pass a large pond on your left and see a small sign showing the turnoff for Settlers' Grove. The park was nearly empty and after a short, well-maintained trail we entered the main grove of large trees. They weren't as big as I was expecting, but there was still something majestic about standing at the bottom of these trees.
1 comment:
I recently hiked this trail as well! I thought the trees were pretty majestic. I have some detailed directions in my blog on how to get there if anyone needs them.
http://wp.me/p6voxH-3
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