Trail was marked well in most places, sometimes it was heard to tell if we were on the trail but it’s well worn in those places. Wildflowers and trees were in bloom, no shade in many places (late March). Slippery slopes from pinestraw or loose gravel, trekking poles help a lot. Several steep inclines, a narrow rock ledge passage, a few creek crossings and road crossings. Scenic views on the south side of the pine mountain trail. All together, a good hike for building endurance and leg strength, I wouldn’t call it easy. We went clockwise starting from the park office and took our dog.
Very well groomed trail and easy switch backing trail down and up. I went in the heat of summer and there was still water down there just no waterfall flowing. Only a couple of other people down there on a random Wednesday. Not much shade so plan accordingly.
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