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Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
View of the Ledges from the trail.
Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
Large boulders and pine trees scattered along the trail.
Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
Small cave seen along the trail (currently closed off to protect bats from white-nose syndrome).
Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
Section of trail that squeezes through the rock formations.
Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
Large icicles forming along the trail.
Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
The Ledges Trail follows below large rock formations for the majority of the hike.
Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
Squeezing through one of the narrower sections of the trail.
Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
View of the ledges from below.
Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
Looking upward at the dense trees and large rock formations from the trail.
Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
The Ledges Trail is perfect for those interested in geology and vegetation.
Brandon Cook
Photo Date: 
03/21/2018
View of the valley from the top of the Ledges Trail. This view is exceptionally beautiful in the fall.

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