I grew up not terribly far from Harriman State Park but wasn't a hiker in my youth. The only references I had were 1) I could see it on the map (paper maps in those days), and 2) there was a story in the NY Times about some trash found in Harriman that included a life-sized sex doll and a 12 volt car battery.
It wasn't until my Adult years that I found I loved hiking (not as much as I loved biking), discovered CampMor, and the trail maps of the NYNJTC for Harriman and Bear Mountain State Parks and started to discover this jewel so close to downtown NY. It wasn't until I adopted a digital mirrorless camera and was introduced to software stitching that I started doing composite panoramas. I knew Art students that played with the analog stitching, you may have seen examples, they shoot a whole roll of some scene and after printing, use scissors to create a panoramic collage. This is the same idea, except its all done digitally.
I have been to Harriman enough that it deserves it's own page, and I moved all the shots from my generic composite page to here.
One of many Bear Mountain Cycling Ascents
Somewhere along 7 Lakes Drive
Kakiyat Trail
Two Jeds on Seven Hills
Seven Hills Vista
Pine Meadows Lake - No Camping
Somewhere South of Reeves Meadow
Abandoned Structure
Lake Wanoksink
Racoon Vista ??
As Clear a NYC Image as can be had
Lake Sebago from Seven Hills
Another Seven Hills Vista
Seven Hills Vistas don't disappoint
Seven Hills yet again.
Just shy of Timp Torne
Pine Meadows Lake
Lake Sebago and Ice Fishing folks
Lake Skanatati
Maurice heard a bird
Just out of Times Square
Up on the RD
Another RD Capture
More RD
Pine Swamp
Pine Swamp Mine
Ice at Pine Swamp Mine
Inside looking Out
On the ice Pine Swamp
Buck Trail
Lake Wanaksink
Seven Hills
Pine Meadow Lake on the point
Seven Hills Lake Sebago
One of those crags
Kakiyat Trail
Denise on the Pipeline
Seven Hills
Another Seven Hills
Lake Skannatati
Pine Swamp Mine 360 very skewed.
On the RD
