Jim Fowler's photos with the keyword: Yellow Gap Road

The morning broke cloudy, so I took a brief trip up to the Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, North Carolina to see some mid-June wildflowers. The gravel forest service road off of the main road that I usually travel to see these species was gated, for some reason, so I had to walk from the gate rather than drive. The two-mile hike was good for me though.

The morning broke cloudy, so I took a brief trip up to the Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, North Carolina to see some mid-June wildflowers. The gravel forest service road off of the main road that I usually travel to see these species was gated, for some reason, so I had to walk from the gate rather than drive. The two-mile hike was good for me though.

The morning broke cloudy, so I took a brief trip up to the Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, North Carolina to see some mid-June wildflowers. The gravel forest service road off of the main road that I usually travel to see these species was gated, for some reason, so I had to walk from the gate rather than drive. The two-mile hike was good for me though.

The morning broke cloudy, so I took a brief trip up to the Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, North Carolina to see some mid-June wildflowers. The gravel forest service road off of the main road that I usually travel to see these species was gated, for some reason, so I had to walk from the gate rather than drive. The two-mile hike was good for me though.

The morning broke cloudy, so I took a brief trip up to the Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, North Carolina to see some mid-June wildflowers. The gravel forest service road off of the main road that I usually travel to see these species was gated, for some reason, so I had to walk from the gate rather than drive. The two-mile hike was good for me though.

The morning broke cloudy, so I took a brief trip up to the Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, North Carolina to see some mid-June wildflowers. The gravel forest service road off of the main road that I usually travel to see these species was gated, for some reason, so I had to walk from the gate rather than drive. The two-mile hike was good for me though.