Showing posts with label Where To Go. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Where To Go. Show all posts

Monday, September 23, 2013

Family Time: Medicine Bow National Forest Part 2

It's the part two of our Medicine Bow National Forest experience and before we went for a hike, we explored some of the areas a little bit to let the kids get out of the vehicle and play. It was a little bit of a windy day, a bit chilly, dry and dusty, but it didn't stop us from exploring the new area. Here are some photos and a video. I hope you have a great Monday! 




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Trying to get these two kids to set together so we could take photos of them was a challenge. They just don't want to sit around and wait for the camera to snap. Kids will be kids. 
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Our little climber, HF. 
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My little man and my little girl. They are my little explorers. 
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Sunday, September 22, 2013

Family Time: Roaring Fork Creek Trailhead (Medicine Bow National Forest- Wyoming) Part 1

At about 21 miles away from Glendo (if I got my calculations right), Medicine Bow National Forest was our destination yesterday afternoon. Originally we planned to make it to the top of the Laramie Peak, but with kids in tow and no proper kid carrier, we decided to take another route and headed to the Roaring Fork Creek Trailhead and on to the Goochie Park. At first it was an easy hike, but the closer we got to the pass, the steeper and challenging the trail was. We made a few stops to relax and get some snacks while the kids explore a little bit. It was a beautiful day to go for a hike with the family and one great workout.

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Ops! Sorry, it is National Forest, not park. :) 
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Must have been an Elk skull?
Don't worry, we didn't take the skull with us. We put it back where we found it. 
I hope you enjoyed watching the photos. Have you taken on a hiking trip with the family or friends lately? Do share!