I started out at noon from the trailhead, and hiked in about three miles in two hours. The trail is in excellent condition. The first stream was a little tricky as the log bridge was slippery and icy. The trail goes through some cool forest, everything covered in moss. There was no snow at all, even up to 2,400 ft. After resting for an hour, I sauntered back in another two hours. This trail has the advantage of starting in what seems like deep wilderness, and getting deeper as you go. FS 26 is a pleasure to drive. I took a spin up towards the Green Mtn trailhead, but stopped about 1 mile from the end due to snow. Other people had driven past where I stopped, but I had no chains, shovel, or anyone to help push, so I took no chances.
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