Martina writes:-
Eight of us met to snowshoe St. Mark's.
The trail was a mix of exposed rock, roots and snow. It snowed non-stop with many heavy wind gusts. We decided to stop and have a snack at the lower summit of St. Mark’s and assess the conditions. We met a couple of groups that were coming down that did not make it to St. Mark’s due the wind and they could not find the trail markers. After a quick snack the decision was made to head back down. We were surprised to see how much snow had fallen when we passed through Strachan Meadows. You couldn’t tell that while hiking through the forest.
When we got back to our cars we were shocked to see about 6 - 7 inches of snow on our cars!
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Snacking in the snow by Louise
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On the Trail by Tamsin
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Snack time by Louise
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Trailhead discussion by Louise
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Kiosk by Louise
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You have to laugh by Louise
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Snow and trees by Louise
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Snowy tree canopy by Adrienne
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One way or another by Adrienne
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Driving Conditions by Adrienne
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Pause in the Snow by Adrienne
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Snow on the cars by Louise
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Clearing the cars by Adrienne