Hiking at Golden Hill State Park (Red Interpretive Trail)

I picked Betty up this morning and we headed out to the Golden Hill State Park so we could hike the Red Interpretive Trail.  We were given a DAY PASS without paying because of being senior citizens.
It was cool and breezy, and a perfect day for a hike. We encountered some wet, muddy areas along the trail.   It is a little less than two miles, but with the short side walks we took to the beach and into the grove an over the bridge, I am pretty sure we hiked at least two miles, perhaps more.                      The trail goes to the beach and we spent several minutes here.

   We think this Red Oak Tree is the largest one in the Oak Grove.

    This tree i very picturesque.

We saw a lot of wild flowers.  

When we finished the trail, we were hungry so we drove to one of the small pavilions 

There were a lot of people camping at the park, mostly in pull along trailers. 

We went to Miller's Bulk Food Store before heading back to Lockport.   I bought four squash, a grapefruit, a green pepper, a watermelon, sweet corn,  peaches, one smoked pork chop, one ground beef patty, bacon, butter and probably more.  

It was a great day!!!!