Recent rains and high tides made a mess of the trail.  Puddles in a few places. Driftwood and plant debris deposited by the tide.

Strong north winds overnight dried out the trail. One patch of snow remains on the trail near the lighthouse.

Melting snow, rain, and tide-water mixed with thawing ground equals mud, mud, mud. Wear your boots!

Daytime temperatures in the 40s turned the snow into a slushy sloppy soup. Waterproof boots recommended.

Last week's snowfall is slowly melting on sunny days and refreezing on chilly nights. The snow along the trail is packed down by foot traffic.

As daytime temperatures reach the high 50s/low 60s this week, snow is melting along the trail, creating puddles and muddy spots. Boots recommended.