The Bluff Trail Woodens River Watershed Environmental Organization

Photos & videos

Fifteen years of people looking at this place

Trip reports, work days, plant surveys, panoramas and instructional video, contributed by WRWEO members and trail users. Send us yours.

Photo sets
30+
Films
11
Earliest
2009

What it looks like

Four loops, all seasons

Everything below this is a link out to someone else's photographs. These four are ours.

A party of eight hikers in sun hats and daypacks crossing an open granite barrens plateau in September, low blueberry and spruce around them and a treed horizon beyond.
Crossing the barrens in September. The open ground is granite, not soil.
A barrens lake under a clear sky, lichen-covered granite erratics scattered through low heath in the foreground and a spruce-treed far shore.
One of the headwater lakes, with glacial erratics left across the heath.
A lone hiker in a sun hat and daypack, seen from behind, walking a narrow path through waist-high heath towards a blue lake ringed with spruce.
Most of the trail is single file, and most of it you walk alone.
A hiker crossing a low timber boardwalk laid over open bog, with spruce and heath on either side.
The boardwalks carry the trail over the wetlands. Volunteers rebuilt the longest of them in 2023 and 2024.

Please send links to sets of photos and photo-reports dealing with the Woodens River watershed, The Bluff Trail and the Five Bridge Lakes Wilderness Area, and we will list them here. Photo-reports are illustrated trip reports or commentaries. Shorter sets can be sent directly to [email protected].

Video

Trips and work days

Natural history

Photo-reports

Some older albums may not open

Photograph sets published before about 2016 were posted to Google+ and to Google's short-link service, both of which have since been shut down. Those entries have been left off this page. If you have copies of any WRWEO album that no longer opens, please send them to [email protected] so we can re-post them.