
Ah, Wolcott Mill Metropark, where the autumnal symphony of nature reaches its crescendo.
Picture it: a Sunday in late October, the air crisp yet perfectly tempered, the sun casting long golden shadows across the landscape.
The trails, as always, were immaculately groomed, each step a reminder that the art of walking can still be a dignified affair.
And oh, the fall colors—reds, oranges, and yellows dancing together like old friends, draping the world in a tapestry only nature could weave. Wildlife, too, abounded—silent witnesses to the quiet splendor of the season.
It was a day for the senses, and for the lens, of course—a perfect expedition for any connoisseur of the camera, seeking to capture autumn’s...
Read moreI never got to see any of the park. The signs posted in the roads were inaccurate or unclear. It's difficult to get to because the roads around it are unpaved and some of the street signs are difficult to see in advance of a turn or crossing. Two-lane gravel roads are difficult to make U-turns on. I went past what seemed to be 3 entrances, but they were closed. I have no idea if the park was even open, or if there are other entrances. I gave up and went to Stoney...
Read moreFirst time exploring this park today, we went down the settlers trail which goes along a river, it was absolutely beautiful and very peaceful. The terrain was hilly at times, great hike. Before we left, we went towards the museum and checked out the mill. Unfortunately the museum was temporarily closed. Looking forward to coming back to this park and exploring the rest of the trails. Loved it!!! Highly recommend if you want some peace and the...
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