Getting to Mount Davis is another one that has the potential to be pretty difficult but this one has nothing to do with hiking in the woods. It is more about the nest of country roads in the area. Luckily both the signage on the roads and the guidebook were excellent resources in finding Mount Davis.
During our drive we noticed that there must be a good sized population of Amish/Menonite/etc... in the area because we saw at least a few horse & buggy teams being led along the roads.
Sy really liked the observation tower on this highpoint because it was so tall. We climbed it, snapped a few pictures and broke for the car as a rain squall looked like it wanted to get us wet.
Admittedly, I wasn't all that interested in lingering longer. After driving almost 3,000 miles I was tired of being on the road! That being the case, I still had to make it to Vermont to drop my canoe off at a friend's house an make it back home in New York before dinner the next day. Sy and I are both looking forward to being back home with the family.
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