Another try at stopping at the scenic stops on the Kancamagus Highway. |
The views are much better, but not as clear as they can be. |
Pemigewasset Overlook. |
Close up of Pemigewasset Overlook. |
The next scenic overlook. |
We are at 2,855 ' of elevation. |
A sign tells us that for every 1000 feet of elevation gain is like traveling north 290 miles. |
The Kancamagus Pass is the highest point on this Scenic Byway, and the headwaters of two river systems start here. |
Sugar Hill Scenic Vista. |
The tallest mountain to the left in the picture is Green's cliff, which is at 2926 ' and 1.9 miles away. |
We stopped to do a trail, and found that dogs are allowed on the trails. This is a first for us. In all our travels, we have never seen where dogs are allowed on the trails. |
We did the Sabbaday Falls. We didn't bring Mallery this day, but she would have enjoyed it, because it is shaded and very short. |
It was a nice wide trail with a gradual incline. |
We followed a pretty dry rocky stream to the Lower Pool. |
A pretty green color. |
But very clear also. |
Here is the gorge or flume. There's always an adventuresome person standing or climbing on the edge where ever we go. |
A few steps to the top of the falls. |
A look down the flume from a bridge. |
Another angle from the bridge. |
I went back down half the stairs, to get another angle of the falls. Joe is standing beyond the bridge |
A view of the bridge to the falls. |
A view above the bridge. |
Above the falls, people were hanging out on the rocks, or climbing across the stream on the rocks. |
Farther up beyond the falls. |
We walked back down the trail, got our lunch, and came back to this shaded area by the stream to eat. To be continued. |
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