The weather was much the same for our second day of hiking as Fran, Ron and Steve, started on a 18.7 km hike to complete the East side of the Beaver Valley.
The trail starts up the escarpment from the parking lot giving us a quick warm-up for the day.
Ron soon found what he believes was Chuga (spelling?). Eric had informed us on an earlier hike that you can make tea from this. I have yet to try but perhaps Ron or Eric will.
The trail follows a crevice to the top of the escarpment.
The view was spectacular.
Admiring the view.
Some road walking on country roads.
Our elevensies had a view!
A sample for Ron.
After climbing to the top of the escarpment and passing the surge towers for a hydro plant, we descended into the Valley again.
Ruins of a failed power plant diversion tunnel.
The top of Eugenia Falls and the conclusion of our hike.
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