Steele Campground
Beating up Leatherwood Creek.
When May fades from the calendar, hiking options start to dwindle a bit. Trails get overgrown; June’s heat and humidity become overbearing; snakes and poison ivy grace the land; and clouds of gnats who know not Deet rise from the febrile valley floor.
The Goose Bay Disicples Camping/Jamboree/Fishing Trip Video
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