Hey Daniel, I’ve been scouting some hidden trails that are perfect for wildlife photography but also stay low‑impact—ever wanted to capture a scene while keeping the ecosystem intact?

The next gem is a loop along the old riverbank near the abandoned mill. It’s a 5‑mile stretch with scattered cedar groves, a quiet wetland area that’s only accessible by a small wooden boardwalk. The trail’s barely marked, so you can keep a low profile. Keep your camera gear minimal—use a prime lens for that crisp wildlife look and a wide‑angle for the landscape. Stick to the boardwalk, avoid stepping on the mud, and stay silent; the best shots come when the animals are unaware of your presence. Happy exploring!

Sounds like a plan—go snag those quiet moments and remember to leave only footprints, not prints. Have an awesome shot session and stay safe out there!