There was a trail we hiked that branched off of the Johnston Canyon trail. Most tourists don’t hike this trail, and being anti large crowd type of people, we decided to go for it. The trail took us to some ink pots. The ink pots are springs that bubble up to the surface and create emerald green pools. The sediment is like quick sand and you can see the water moving it around.
Johnston Canyon was a fantastic hike because it is a relatively easy hike and it was rife with waterfalls.
Glen snapped this at the beginning of the trail before the hoards of tourists surrounded us.
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