With our kids growing and changing, Pete and I had more opportunities to step across rocks atop the river, or walk through the river bed. This reminded me much of our previous days of long hikes. We took a couple hours to "test out" a hike, and it was confirmed that the kids are more of the age of exploring through water, rather than on land hikes.
| The Bubbs Creek trail was mainly forest floor (which I love) and dry rocky areas. What brought the boys joy, was stopping to skip rocks, or sitting on a rock to have lunch. |
| Our older son had no desire to get wet, so me and our younger son, crossed this shallow ankle deep water while they took the orange bridge. |
| This is our view from where Josh and I were standing. A bear! It showed up a minute or two after they crossed the orange bridge. |
| Back at the campsite, we walked to the river to find our friends and to cool off. |
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