Ten of us jumped in our cars and headed out to Bright Angel Park for a reverse walk around to check out the aftermath of the wet winter situation. We covered about 4 Km around the park area Map and photos below. -- DeNNis.
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| My GPS apparently took its' own sweet time to kick in again. We parked in the lot and walked up Riverfield Road and onto Howie Road, then across the suspension bridge to the other side of the river. After returning to the cars we headed back for coffee at the Bench Road Tim Hortons. |
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| Lots of wet areas in the park alongside the trails. But the trails themselves were dry. |
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| Looks like a boat that could be had at a reasonable price. |
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| The "Market" on Riverfield Road. |
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| But don't shoot at the livestock. |
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| Why they call this the "Wet Coast." |
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| This was the original group picnic area - still in use, but there are a couple of newer ones as well. |
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| Down we go to the suspension bridge. |
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| A nice set of concrete stairs. |
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| Across the bridge we go. |
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| Didn't see any of these pussy cats on our walk. |
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| The water level is still quite high. |
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| Lots of debris washed up. |
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| It even pushed some of the fence over. |
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| The huge tree on the left will no doubt fall over the river one day. |
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| The cairn erected several years ago. |
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| The flooding did quite a number on the landscape. |
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| More debris. |
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| "Wet Coast ART" |
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| Ed decided to get a few extra photos. |
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| What is left of a unique tree trunk. |
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The bridge from the far side of the river. |
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| A couple shots of the bridge from down stream. |
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Off to the Bench Road Tim Hortons for coffee.
