Day one of Hike the Highlands went well
Despite overcast skies, and a few rain drops, everything went well on day one of the 2010 Hike the Highlands Festival. Wally Hayes dazzle us with his amazing knowledge of photography and shared with us some great tips including geotagging your photos, composition, and shooting with macro lens. The Nature & Landscape photography workshop used Middle Head hiking trail as its venue.. The evening hike at Freshwater Lake attracted a number of hikers led by guide Kersti, Park Interpreter, CBHNP. The day ended with opening ceremonies, and a Hiker Safety presentation by Erich Muntz, Resource Conservation Supervisor, CBHNP.
Second day of the festival, Saturday, Sept. 11th, features 1) a Nature & Landscape photography workshop in the morning at 8 am. by Wally Hayes at White Point, 2) hikes at White Point/Burnt Head 10 am. and Franey at 2 pm. Both hikes are well known for their incredible scenery and led by veteran guides, 3) in the evening, there will be a presentation on hiking the West Highland Way (95 miles), Scotland by Andrew Powter…
Hikers will notice the new blue trailhead signs at all hiking trails in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park this year. Below are some pictures of the day at Photography workshop
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