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Through the Winter Birches, Lincoln Woods

Winter in New England is a fun and scenic adventure. This trail called Lincoln Woods Trail is popular in all seasons, for hiking, biking, XC skiing, and snowshoeing. It is long and meanders along the Pemigewasset River connecting to the famous Wilderness Trail, which carries you deep into the White Mountain National Forest.

Bridge to Winter Serenity

Lincoln Woods Snowy Fir Sunstar

A section of Fir trees along the Lincoln Woods trail. A trail used by hikers, bikers and skiers in all seasons that takes you deep into the Pemigewasett Wilderness of the White Mountains of NH.

Franconia Mtn Range Evening Glow

The storm cloud lifts just in time to expose the fresh snow covered peaks of the Franconia Mountain range as the setting sun paints the last of the autumn leaves clinging to the branches a beautiful auburn glow. Mountains (right to left ): Mt Liberty, Mt Lincoln, Little Haystack and Mt Lafayette. Taken Oct 2016

Walking to the Pasture

Autumn is still in the air when Mother Nature delivers snow to New England making the walk to the pasture a mix of pleasures. The air is crisp and fresh, the wet leaves are quiet underfoot, and you know the horses are around the corner frolicking in the new fallen snow.

First Snow of Season on Franconia Ridge

Sizes: 1:2 ratio - 8x16, 10x20, 12x24, 15x30, 20x40, 30x60

A Winter Stroll Through Autumn

Seasons collide and create a magical time for a walk. Smell the crisp air and witness the brilliant colored leaves of autumn shine triumphantly above the fresh fallen snow in Franconia Notch State park.

Gaited Horses on a Snowy Morning

Sharp's Farm Stand

Fresh sticky snow on Sharp's Farm stand and Saw Mill on Squam Lake in Holderness, NH.

Birch Path on Autumn Afternoon tall

Morning Fog on the Ranch

Dixville Notch Below

Standing on Table Rock looking down the cliff to the road below as it cuts through Dixville Notch State Park during autumn with peak foliage.