No matter where you go in the park there is always time to take a picture. Places like Stubbs Falls and Big Bend are the most popular spots for avid photographers, but don’t forget the rest either like canoeing down the Little East River or just paddling around on Arrowhead Lake. Don’t forget your camera when hiking as as pictures are worth a thousand words. Whether it is spring summer fall or winter this picturesque park is as beautiful as they say. Take a look at Arrowhead from spring until fall. Enjoy
Lone deer
An orange sunset
Trail in summer
The archway to the heavens
Bike Trail
Beaver Meadow
Doe and her fawn in the fall
Mergansers in the mist
Stubbs Falls
Stubbs Falls
A photographer taking pictures of the beauty
Huge fallen tree in Lumby Campground across the road
Springtime in the park
Ahh so peacfull
A see of yellow leaves
Autumn
Privy
A rainbow of colour
Leaves Leaves Leaves
The rush of the water cascading down Stubbs Falls
Adimiring the peacefulness
Fallen tree in Little East River
Autumn colours
Red trees on Mayflower Lake
Autumn time in the park
Sky on fire
Red Sky at Night
Campground road in Lumby
Fly fishing
Beaches view
Opps Wrong Turn
Little East River
Into the morning sunshine
Into the morning sunshine
Pedestrian Bridge over Stubbs Falls
Little East River
Little East River
Misty river
Spider web
Canoeing down Little East River
Twilight
Sunset
Campfire smoke hovering over tree line from Lumby Campground
Sunlight hitting the trees at dusk
A beautiful sunset
Green hiking trail
Day beach from Arrowhead lake
Roe Campground Beach as viewed from lake
Hummingbird in nest by Big Bend Lookout
Main beach
Let the sunshine through
Sparkling waters
Erosion on side of Little East River
Misty air
Mist in the Morning
Misty morning over Arrowhead Lake
Thick mist in the mornig
Ray of sunshine East River Campground
Arrowhead Lake
Stubbs Falls
Trillium
Tree with exposed roots...it's a wonder it is still standing
Mayflower Lake fishing
Walkway down to Stubbs Falls
Burl on tree...prized for making furniture
Main Beach spring time
Ron Gaston
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