Hiking at Southfork

[Guest clsutton21]

So I went hiking yesterday for the first time in awhile. When to Southfork and ventured up to Angel Falls Overlook. It was about a 10mi round trip. Pics and Video taken with my Blackberry. =D *Click to enlarge*

Yes, the water was this green-blue:

It's beaver-time!

Stop the beavers destruction of our forests!

In front of a bridge:

Behind it:

This picture is oriented correctly, that's what makes the water flow awesome.

I ventured to the top:

A neat overhang/camping area:

Icicles:

Up closer:

For perspective, he's 6ft tall:

From the top of the aforementioned rock:

Another:

Me, I know you want my bandanna style:

A panoramic video from the top if it loads:

Edited March 8, 2010 by clsutton21

[Guest SUNTZU]

Great pics! I've been meaning to go and use that campsite.

YouTube - Johhny Carson and Tonto

[gregintenn]

It's a beautiful place. I intend to take the kids camping there in the near future. I suggest you ride the train through the old mining town closeby in Stearns Kentucky. Well worth the trip in my opinion.

[Guest BEARMAN]

Very good photography, cl.

Did ya'll make it over to the twin arches???

Man that make's me want to head up there this weekend, but we have got campsites reserved over at Bandy Creek in May...and, I can't hardly wait!

[Guest clsutton21]

Very good photography, cl.

Did ya'll make it over to the twin arches???

Man that make's me want to head up there this weekend, but we have got campsites reserved over at Bandy Creek in May...and, I can't hardly wait!

Well it was our first visit out and we had planned on going to the twin arches first, but ended up out to Angel Falls first and just kept on the trail to the overlook. We messed around a lot and ended up getting back to the car right at dark. haha.

[BBill_TN]

Good pictures clsutton21. I have all those same pictures just several years older. Angel Falls Overlook....and another overlook just down the trail are both great for watching meteor showers. Less light pollution there than a lot of hiking areas.

[analog_kidd]

If you haven't done it yet, the Honey Creek Trail is the best hike in the BSF. It's got ladders bolted to the face of a cliff, caves that used to be indian dwellings, rock houses, a micro canyon, hiking up the creek bed, boulder scrambling. Unbelievable!