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Good, not Great, Trail
I debated whether to bring trekking poles for this hike; my 71-year-old knees are thankful that I did. There are stretches that are slow-going because it is so rocky and the poles definitely helped me...
Most of the reviews here say this is an Easy Flat trail.......I disagree. Of course, I am close to 60 yrs old.........but to me, I would categorize the trail as Moderate, and I would say that it is ...
The “mule ears” can be seen from the road. We did several hikes in the park, this was my least favorite. Just my personal opinion. It was beautiful, and I loved the trail itself and feeling like I was...
Great hike; more up and down then you would expect; have water with you, no shade; total of 7+ miles in and out up to smokey trail. Nice to see the mule ears from the other side.
The Mule Ears are a set of twin volcanic dikes that were left as pointed projections into the sky. They can be seen from most any location in the eastern half of the park and are a good spatial refer...
Good, not Great, Trail
I debated whether to bring trekking poles for this hike; my 71-year-old knees are thankful that I did. There are stretches that are slow-going because it is so rocky and the poles definitely helped me...
Very enjoyable hike
Most of the reviews here say this is an Easy Flat trail.......I disagree. Of course, I am close to 60 yrs old.........but to me, I would categorize the trail as Moderate, and I would say that it is ...
Mule ears
The “mule ears” can be seen from the road. We did several hikes in the park, this was my least favorite. Just my personal opinion. It was beautiful, and I loved the trail itself and feeling like I was...
Great hike, highly recommended
Great hike; more up and down then you would expect; have water with you, no shade; total of 7+ miles in and out up to smokey trail. Nice to see the mule ears from the other side.
Seen across the park
The Mule Ears are a set of twin volcanic dikes that were left as pointed projections into the sky. They can be seen from most any location in the eastern half of the park and are a good spatial refer...