In 2007 Dan and I retired from work, hitched our 5th wheel to our truck, and hit the road. We are full time RV'ers so we take our home with us everywhere we go. We live by the credo "Home Is Where You Park It" and we have found Home in many an awesome setting! I created this blog to track our adventures as we travel around the US, Canada, and Mexico. Two of our goals include visiting all the State Capitals and as many of the Baseball Parks as possible, with everything else we can fit in between!
Monday, November 17, 2014
Pocahontas State Park (Chesterfield, Virginia)
Five miles down the road from where we
were staying in Ashland, Virginia,
is the Pocahontas
State Park. Swift Creek meanders
through the middle of 7,600 acres that are crisscrossed with numerous hiking
and biking trails, campgrounds, and two small lakes. Although this is one of the
most popular locations in the State Park system, we only saw a handful of people that day in late September, and we felt like we had the place to ourselves. Autumn
colors were just beginning to tease the edges of the leaves, a hint of what lay
ahead in this pretty forest. We enjoyed an 8-mile hike over mostly flat
terrain, stopping for a picnic alongside one of the lakes.
Labels:
Hiking,
Pocahontas State Park,
September 2014,
Virginia
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