Avalanche Lake

So we'd get up and walk that trail.

Now it's also the trailhead up to Avalanche Lake, which is a, it's a beautiful hike and a beautiful lake.

We were going to, going to go up there, but then we decided, you know, I'd rather just sit around camp and read.

So, so we had a relaxing time of just sitting, sitting in our comfy, uh, Camping chairs had a nice campfire every night and most mornings because it was chilly.

Uh, Danny, Mild Mischievous, did Upper Wolfjaw and he tagged us in a bunch of other stuff as well.

I think Avalanche Lake he did, uh, with, with, with Catskill Mountain Brew.

I mean, he didn't tag us like in every one like, like, uh, like Scott did, but Joanne tagged us, was up there doing some stuff as well.

Uh, she just loves to tag us with just a post of a picture or a video, and I have no clue where they are, so-

If you're in the mood for something more, if you got down and around to the west side of the lake, You've got little trails also that are really neat, Rocky Point and some others.

And then coming back to the east side, so many trailheads, including the Sperry Trailhead with summit opportunities, all kinds of different lakes, Avalanche Lake, Snyder Lake, Mount Brown Lookout is in that area.

And then the south side, of course, which is this Oxbow Trail and some terrific spots to fish.

You know, there's not a ton of places right around Lake McDonald that are good fishing, but you can raft, take a dip, maybe catch some fish, throw a fly in, you know, parts of these, of the creek or the river and just kind of enjoy that too.

A trap dike looks fun.

I would like to, I've seen everybody's videos now of the new path going through Avalanche Lake of that, and that's just one of those phenomenal geological times where you want to get out there and look at that lake.

Just the whole devastation of the slide coming through, and then they built platforms over top of the slide.

It's beautiful.