February in Frontenac State Park: Still wishing for winter

Talk about your Dry January — was it ever! Our snow drought continues. Still, we haven’t given up pining for a good snowstorm — chances remain in February and March. And if one roars in, Frontenac State Park will be a cross-country ski and snowshoeing paradise. In the meantime, its hiking trails remain open, dry and alluring.

Lack of foliage and snow has one advantage — it allows us to see the bones of the landscape — raw geology. Gaze up for a while at one of our bare bluffs and you’ll see what we mean.

 


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