This is a nice hike on a well-maintained trail. The total distance for the loop is 9.6 miles,
with a cumulative elevation gain of approximately 1500 feet.
As I mention in another blog post, the only downside is that
there are a lot of cyclists, and so one is not really on a real hiking trail
where you can just focus on the scenery, your aching legs, the
flowers, etc. Part of you is always on alert
for cyclists who in actuality really own those trails.
We would recommend always scanning far ahead and far behind
you for mountain bikers. Doing this, and
being on alert, can make this loop a very enjoyable one. I wouldn’t take our grandchildren on it,
though—too many blind spots for bikers to be able to always be able to see little people.
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