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Stepping into this jungle felt like stepping into a fairytale. The towering trees formed a natural canopy, allowing dappled sunlight to filter through. The sound of rustling leaves and chirping birds created a peaceful atmosphere. I particularly loved the scenic river that winds through the jungle, offering opportunities for kayaking. The air was humid but refreshing, and the scent of flowers and fresh earth was intoxicating. Every turn revealed something new—colorful butterflies, unique plants, and cascading waterfalls. It was a wonderful experience, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to disconnect and immerse...
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I have to say this hike was boring as hell.
Pros: Nice walk through nature, very few people along the way, parking is close and free. Minimal bugs and no mud or snow along the way but see the cons...
Cons: 2 hour slog up in high altitude but its not interesting, no water along the way, not really challenging terrain, peak has minimal view and maximum mosquitoes even if you have bug spray on.
While you're in the forest, it feels endless and was not bloody worth it in my opinion. Not the most exciting hike I've been on, but I suppose not the...
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The parking lot on Mountain Hwy. is MUCH too small! There are often lineups of cars waiting for someone to leave. Often, frequent visitors don't even bother trying; they park on side streets or the elementary school, further down.
The trails are great, though! My only complaint is that after riding the lower west side, you either have to ride the dreaded Baden Powell section that reconnects to Mtn. Hwy., or ride a few sidestreets (or shuttle).
There are washrooms (pit toilets; no sinks) and a bike wash station...
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