This was a difficult trail. It shows up as a moderate level, but I will say you need to be prepared to climb rocky areas. There are two sections on the trail marked by blue and red dots respectively. If you want to increase elevation gradually, it is recommended to start from the blue dot section. We started from there, and even though we were hiking hard, it was worth it. If you are looking for a challenge, then the red dot start will be your go-to, as the climb is steep and rocky. However, both sections offer stunning views that are absolutely breathtaking. Please be aware that you may encounter snakes and other wildlife...
Read moreBeginner hiker, pretty active climber. For someone who doesn't like hikes much, I really enjoyed doing the blue blaze trail after the red dot trail. Did this trail coming from the red dot trail, not sure how it'd feel going uphill; but it seemed like a perfect cool down hike after the intense uphill red dot one.
Feels like going downhill forever but was much more doable than the red dot. Lots of shade, and it kept us cool. The water towards the end of the trail was beyond perfect to end the two trail hike. On their website it says the two trails combined makes it a 3...
Read moreNice trail. I would suggest taking g this on the way back from the summit. Or if you don't want to climb the steep rock scrambles of red dot you can take this one to the top. There are nice views of waterfalls and streams...
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