Having never been there before, and knowing that Lincoln has gotten a ton more snow (being on the other side of the continental divide and all), we weren't quite sure what to expect. I brought our snowshoes just in case, but it turned out that they have a snowmobile-maintained walking path. As long as we didn't step off the path - and into knee-deep snow - we were fine!
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| Technically you're allowed to touch the art but not climb on it, so we did break the rules on this one! |
The art was spread out on the 26 acres of lodgepole pine forest, which made finding the pieces a bit of a fun scavenger hunt.
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| This "castle" was Rose's favorite! |
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| This zigzag "tunnel" was mine. |
Obviously I'm using a very loose definition to count this as a "hike," but it got us outside and wandering around the forest so I'm going to count it! It was a lot of fun, and we all want to go back in the summer and see how it compares.
BTW, if you go, I highly recommend stopping at the Lincoln Pit Stop for lunch! Delicious burgers, fries, pizzas and shakes :)
52 hike challenge 2020
1. 1/1/20 - 2 mi - out and back
2. 1/5/20 - 4.5 mi - neighborhood loop
3. 1/11/20 - 2 mi - out and back
4. 1/19/20 - 4.5 mi - neighborhood loop
5. 1/26/20 - 4.5 mi - neighborhood loop
6. 2/1/20 - 4.5 mi neighborhood loop
7. 2/2/20 - 2 mi - out and back
8. 2/9/20 - 2 mi? - sledding, and to/from the neighbors
9. 2/15/20 - 4.5 mi neighborhood loop
10. 2/22/20 - 1 mi? - Lincoln Sculpture in the Wild




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