This lake is part of Eagle Nest Lake State Park, and we just parked about in the middle, and walked down to the lower, southern part of the lake, then back. They had a few nice benches along the way, but it was too windy and cold to sit for long
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This lake is part of Eagle Nest Lake State Park, and we just parked about in the middle, and walked down to the lower, southern part of the lake, then back. They had a few nice benches along the way, but it was too windy and cold to sit for long
A flock of American White Pelicans rested near the shores of Eagle Nest Lake
We decided to take a break from all the mountain hiking, and walk along Eagle Nest Lake near Angel Fire, New Mexico
We saw numerous Golden Eagles as we hiked along the west edge of the lake true to its name: Eagle Nest Lake, near Angle Fire
The Eagles Nest Lake Trail near Angel Fire, NM was full of Gunnison’s Prairie Dogs, who are specially adapted to grasslands and high desert environments like this. They were running all around, in and out of their holes around us.
While we hiked along Eagle Nest Lake near Angel Fire, dark heavy clouds rolled in from all directions. About 10-12 inches of snow was forecasted, so we needed to hustle and be out of there by early afternoon
Pete braves the wind and cold while the storms roll in from the mountains behind Eagle Nest Lake
From our camp site at Eagle Nest Lake State Park, NM