Gallery DCIM100GOPROG1401791. DCIM100GOPROG1441801. Dumbarton Oaks Trail Dumbarton Oaks Trail This does not bode well. Getting on Valley Trail. I don’t know why it’s called Pulpit Rock, but I do know that it has a nice view. Rock Creek – wild and free. Blue blaze on Valley Trail. Unexplained black blaze on Valley Trail. Boundary Bridge spanning the border between DC and Maryland. Green blaze on Western Ridge Trail. Creek crossing on Western Ridge Trail. Community Garden Park Police horses taking a break from work. The loop is right off of Beach Road, which is closed to traffic on the weekends. Approaching Hains Point. Jefferson’s view of the White House and the Washington Monument. The Tidal Basin and Washington Monument in winter. President Jefferson looking out over the city. Pretending to be kids again. Standing tall on a snowbank. King and queen of the snowbank. Playing catch with snowballs. Sitting on the edge of the White Rocks Mount Ephraim Road aka the evil road to nowhere Tippa looks off into the horizon at the White Rocks Two options for two fantastic views Steps down from the summit The crew for this hike: Sireen, me, Gigi, and Tippa This mud was earned Free ticket to the gun show This is one of the largest trees I’ve ever seen Finding some peace on the beach Enjoying beer and soda at the finish We earned these certificates! Into the woods Look at those colors! At the Lewis Falls trailhead Ashwini posing for a leaf-filled pic by Lewis Falls The view from the top of Lewis Falls Look, deer!! Bonus pic! Being ridiculous at one of the observation points on Skyline Sireen and I conquering Old Rag One of our trail friends leads the way through a tricky part of Old Rag This photo reminds me of that time I was a giant sweat monster That moment when you realize there’s still more rock scramble ahead Awesome things that you make you say, “worth it” Share this:TwitterFacebookPinterestLike this:Like Loading...