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The
trail is not very long
at just 1.1 miles. This includes the out-and-back leg to the
natural bridge and the loop from there that goes out to a few other
geologic features.
This is part of the out-and-back leg
and it switchbacks from the parking lot down a few hundred feet to
the natural bridge. As you can see the area also had a
significant amount of ice storm damage. The Forest Service had
cleared the trail to the natural bridge, as you can see, but they
hadn't gotten beyond that. We decided to give it a try and it
was a challenge to say the least. You basically had to just
follow your nose and hoped you were still heading in the right
direction. The trail was covered pretty significantly and you
had a hard time finding it most of the time. |