Lovely trail. Started at the top near the restrooms. There was a lot of parking but it was pretty busy. I arrived around 10am so perhaps go earlier to secure a parking spot. The trail itself is mostly shaded. There are small streams right now but I bet in the spring they're more like little waterfalls. The trail is nice. Relaxing, not too many people. Everyone had dogs so keep them on a leash. The only disappointment was it was anticlimactic. The trail ending is just parking. I was expecting a peak with a view but nope, just had to turn back and go back to the parking lot 🤷🏾♀️ other than that, it was really beautiful and refreshing. Not very hard except maybe...
Read moreThis was a pretty trail but nothing spectacular. Beautiful views of the giant rock faces and lots of boulders to climb around on. The smell of pine was wonderful. It is mostly shady. We are fairly regular hikers, maybe it was an off day but both of us tripped along the trail, several times, on rocks and roots so just watch your step on this one. Yes, parking is much more limited but I strongly suggest, especially for those who aren't as active, starting at the bottom, off the dirt road, instead of the top at Humber Park. You will enjoy the trail much more than doing uphill on the way out. There is no real glory point at either end so enjoy the...
Read moreIf you've been level 1 hiking on flat terrain and are ready to level up to a little elevation, this is the perfect trail. I've been on this "DOG" friendly trail a number of times and it's perfect for families. There's little creeks crossing the trail periodically(great for dogs), plenty of shade, and the grade isn't that intense. Recommend during the warmer months you hike earlier in the morning but, even then it's not that bad. There are rattlesnakes so just be aware. Further, I like to stop at the bottom hike up then back down rather than starting in...
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