The hiking along this rolling loop is fairly easy, although you should expect a few rocks here and there. That said, there is one exposed section of trail that hugs the side of a rocky cliff, but this stretch of trail is over pretty quickly.

Some sources note that the northern section of the trail doesn't offer any bridges for crossing the streams, which can pose a challenge during high water in the springtime. However, the many stream crossings and the shade from the pine trees make this a great dog-friendly hike, even in the heat of summer.

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