I love this trail for snowshoeing! I went for the first time with an experienced friend who has a 4wd car, so driving/parking were not a problem. I believe parking was free and there were plenty of spaces. We arrived around 11am and completed the 5mi trip in just a couple of hours with frequent photo breaks. The trail is very well populated and very feasible for beginner snowshoers. I would recommend snowshoes and poles, as there is a decent amount of elevation gain and the poles help provide stability and added assistance on the upward climb. I usually recommend renting snowshoes through REI if you don't own a pair. Member price is about $26/person/day. I'd definitely recommend snowshoes right after fresh snowfall (as opposed to trying this trail with just snow boots or microspikes).
This was an absolutely beautiful trail with a clearly marked path. Suitable for dogs if they're in good shape. Can't wait to come back here!
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