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Bald Mountain Loop - Photos

Album Added: September 08, 2019

Willard Pond glimmers down in the valley
Willard Pond glimmers down in the valley
Trail kiosk and Port-a-potty
Trail kiosk and Port-a-potty
Posted Trail map at Kiosk
Posted Trail map at Kiosk
Plenty of parking
Plenty of parking
Tamposi Trail at far end of parking area
Tamposi Trail at far end of parking area
Trail marker on tree
Trail marker on tree
Watch your footing for roots and rocks
Watch your footing for roots and rocks
Trail substrate
Trail substrate
Plenty of shade from tree canopy
Plenty of shade from tree canopy
Immense boulders to explore along trail
Immense boulders to explore along trail
Boulders frame an interesting shot
Boulders frame an interesting shot
Boulders are immense
Boulders are immense
Boulders make great places to take pictures
Boulders make great places to take pictures
Trail cuts through a large boulder
Trail cuts through a large boulder
Trail substrate
Trail substrate
A little fun passing through rock split
A little fun passing through rock split
View from the other side of the rock split
View from the other side of the rock split
Small stream along trail easy to cross over
Small stream along trail easy to cross over
Beautiful fungi sprinkled on the forest floor
Beautiful fungi sprinkled on the forest floor
Lots of roots on trail
Lots of roots on trail
Fern flanked pathway
Fern flanked pathway
Careful of fallen trees
Careful of fallen trees
Mount Monadnock in the distance
Mount Monadnock in the distance
Nearing the summit of Bald Mountain
Nearing the summit of Bald Mountain
Cairn marks the summit
Cairn marks the summit
Bald Mountain and Tamposi Trail Markers
Bald Mountain and Tamposi Trail Markers
Trail substrate
Trail substrate
The trail descends
The trail descends
Views of Mountains in the distance
Views of Mountains in the distance
A glimpse of Willard Pond below
A glimpse of Willard Pond below
Rocks and juniper bushes near viewpoint
Rocks and juniper bushes near viewpoint
Beautiful Vista
Beautiful Vista
Juniper bushes loaded with berries
Juniper bushes loaded with berries
Mount Monadnock in the distance
Mount Monadnock in the distance
Rock at viewpoint
Rock at viewpoint
Beautiful Vista
Beautiful Vista
Beautiful Vista
Beautiful Vista
Trail continues back to the forest
Trail continues back to the forest
Sneak peak of the season change
Sneak peak of the season change
Fall colors showing an early preview
Fall colors showing an early preview
Huge stone with chasm to explore
Huge stone with chasm to explore
Split tapers down to a crack
Split tapers down to a crack
Rock split is big enough to fit a person
Rock split is big enough to fit a person
Fun rock to investigate
Fun rock to investigate
Wide split caused by ice and gravity perhaps
Wide split caused by ice and gravity perhaps
Signs of Fall
Signs of Fall
Trail substrate
Trail substrate
Interesting Rocks back on Tudor Trail
Interesting Rocks back on Tudor Trail
Tudor Trail along Willard Pond
Tudor Trail along Willard Pond
View of Willard Pond from Tudor Trail
View of Willard Pond from Tudor Trail
View of Willard Pond from Tudor Trail
View of Willard Pond from Tudor Trail
Tudor Trail near exit to access road
Tudor Trail near exit to access road
End of the hike to the right down access road to Parking area
End of the hike to the right down access road to Parking area
Explore the Trail:
2.7 Miles
Moderate
Antrim, New Hampshire
dePierrefeu-Willard Pond Sanctuary

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