Today we already had plans to attend the Winter Workshop at the Cedar River Watershed, so we went early and climbed Rattlesnake Ledge before the event. This is a 1.9 mile hike with about a 1200-foot elevation gain. The ledge is a unique lookout, especially on a clear day, but even when the sky is cloudy. About 10 giant boulders dot the landscape on the hike up the mountain-side. We were greeted with snow at the top of the ledge, which added another element of fun. We would classify this hike as moderate, and would recommend it on non-peak days because it gets very crowded. After the hike was over, we met up at the Cedar River Educational Center for story-time and craft, today's topic: Rain.
Claire, Levi, Jess - With Rattlesnake Ledge in the background.
One of a dozen boulders on the way up.
Sasquatch, dressed up as me.
Climbing up...
Don't fall...
Are we there yet?
View from the top.
A mountain top experience.
Heading back down.
Rattlesnake Ledge
