This was an easy, lovely hike. Trail was in good shape, and no bugs. It ends rather oddly, though. After around 3 miles you see a very steep switchback going down and think "Oh, this must be taking me somewhere lovely." But when you slide your way down there you just see a sign that says "End Trail." Why do they end the trail at the bottom of a steep climb when there's not much there? My advice - "end trail" as soon as you see the steep switchback down.
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FluttershyIsMagic on Salt Creek
The Salt Creek Trail used to be an alternative way to get to Lookingglass Lake, but that part of the trail was abandoned a very long time ago.
Posted by:
Elementalll on Apr 09, 2015 10:28 PM
blackice on Salt Creek
11 years later: there isn't even an end trail sign now! We wandered for a bit and concluded that there was no more trail. Nice forest hike though!
Posted by:
blackice on Jun 04, 2023 03:05 PM