Rock Point

Since my last visit, I have noticed a change in the coverage of the forest canopy. While walking through the woods farther from the shoreline, the deciduous trees are almost completely bare. At my last visit there was still some leaves left. In addition, there were more leaves covering the ground and the trails than last time because of these deciduous trees dropping their leaves. There was an increase in the brown needles on the ground from the cedars as well. The forest floor was damp because of the recent rainfall, but because of the soils makeup of glacial till, silt, and sand, it drains well.