We got some much needed rain here this week so with the bike trails wet, we decided to clear a section of the North Country trail we had tried to ski on this winter but found many trees had fallen across it. This section is East of the O-Kun-de-Kun falls off of highway 45 and just south of Mass City. We started on the other end, off of Gardner Road and worked our way west.
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| We'd not been on this section before and found it quite nice. Sandy actually hiked in with a day-pack loaded with over 40lbs of gear. |
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| Ya let's get that off. |
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| We stopped to see the Trilliums along the way. Trail clearing isn't all work. |
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| OK,, this one needs to come off too. |
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| Stopped for lunch. Note that Arly is munching while I had some lame kibble. I should have pulled down some vermin! |
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| The top of the long descent to the Middle Branch of the Ontonagon. |
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| Some cool looking Fungus was spied. |
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| How many trees can there be across this trail!! Of course many, many more were removed than pictured here. |
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| The bridge on the Ontonagon river and as far as we could clear today. It's quite a bridge! |
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| But it's scary! |
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| Wiggly bridges are not the adventure I was hoping for! |
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| You can see bear bite marks on the bridge columns. |
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| Are they really this stupid??? |
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| All done! |
The Ontonagon River was about 3 miles in and as far as we could go. Clearing trails is hard work! Here we're packed up and hiking back to the bread-box. We'll go back again soon to clear the section on the west side of the bridge. We sure hope you come along! I love friendly people on the trail.














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