[rumrunner]

tried to hike at Little River State Park, Waterbury, VT. the road up was deep rutted ice & mud & Wifey was yelling at me cuz she didn't want to get stuck or slide into a ditch (well I didn't either). this photo shows going down hill. going up was a bit freaky but the KL never flinched using snow mode & snow tires. got within .6 miles of the official parking area so could only hike the top of the reservoir dam

http://www.vtstateparks.com/htm/littleriver.htm

guess it's time to take the snow tires off ...

 

[mults]

Cool picture, thanks for sharing...

Now that February is coming to an end, this month has been the warmest February on record. We are more than 2-feet below normal on snowfall (probably closer to 3-ft), so winter has come to an end here as well. Tomorrow it's supposed to be over 60° with a chance of rain and thunderstorms.

This has been one crazy winter around here...

Don't take your snow tires off yet, because the day you do, I can see a "Nor'easter" in your future!!!

 

[rumrunner]

Don't take your snow tires off yet, because the day you do, I can see a "Nor'easter" in your future!!!

well ... still have the studded tires on my bike ...

 

[taatmk]

Nice pic

 

[SkipW]

Wife and I went to hike a preserve nearby and wore our ice grippers because it can be a bear...ended up walking through slush most of the way. Didn't think it had gotten quite that warm. We are expecting 50 and rain tomorrow...

 

[rumrunner]

1st we tried Cady Hill Trail in Stowe. but it was packed down by snowshoeing & hard frozen ice. regular hiking shoes were useless

 

[rumrunner]

scrambled up another area - Moss Glenn Falls (slippery like a skating rink) to see some snow melt runoff. in the summer it's just a trickle w bathing pools at the bottom