I have been waiting a long time for this one ! I don't think your Like button is working right, it makes the thumbs up figure but does not calculate the numbers it seems ! It sure is a well worn path . Looked like a hot day. Not sure.
Thank you for keeping your eye out for this series! Tomorrow, Day #2 will be out. Lots to see on this one. The temperatures were higher than normal for sure, upper 70's and lower 80's I believe. The shoreline breeze helped, but there was little wind. I so wanted to be out with my canoe on the flat water of Lake Superior. That is likely a rarity. it seemed like all five days had little wind. Since it is a TH-cam thing, I'm not sure how much control I have on things not working such as Thumbs up/down, comments, etc. Thank you for letting me know. Now, on to the post work with Day #3.
Yes, the signs are well done and it is very apparent where to go. I remember when we walked through the campgrounds, there were lots of different signs. But if you have a map system like Gaia GPS or Alltrails, and you have the route loaded, it shows where the trail continues at a campsite number and then you will see the related trail signs again. Alltrails has the route in their database while for Gaia GPS, you would need to import it in. Since Alltrails is free, probably just use it. Enjoy the walk and be sure to take those very short little side trails towards the cliff's edge to catch the better viewpoints. It is absolutely amazing!
I have been waiting a long time for this one ! I don't think your Like button is working right, it makes the thumbs up figure but does not calculate the numbers it seems ! It sure is a well worn path . Looked like a hot day. Not sure.
Thank you for keeping your eye out for this series! Tomorrow, Day #2 will be out. Lots to see on this one. The temperatures were higher than normal for sure, upper 70's and lower 80's I believe. The shoreline breeze helped, but there was little wind. I so wanted to be out with my canoe on the flat water of Lake Superior. That is likely a rarity. it seemed like all five days had little wind.
Since it is a TH-cam thing, I'm not sure how much control I have on things not working such as Thumbs up/down, comments, etc. Thank you for letting me know. Now, on to the post work with Day #3.
Is it clear where the actual trail is when you are near the parking lots and roads?
Yes, the signs are well done and it is very apparent where to go. I remember when we walked through the campgrounds, there were lots of different signs. But if you have a map system like Gaia GPS or Alltrails, and you have the route loaded, it shows where the trail continues at a campsite number and then you will see the related trail signs again. Alltrails has the route in their database while for Gaia GPS, you would need to import it in. Since Alltrails is free, probably just use it.
Enjoy the walk and be sure to take those very short little side trails towards the cliff's edge to catch the better viewpoints. It is absolutely amazing!