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Basics

Length:: 6 mile loop
Difficulty:: Easy

Season:: Year Round

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Description

A 6.0-mile paved loop leads through the largest concentration of petrified wood in the Park. The logs here lie criss-crossed atop of each other.

Most of the logs are the petrified remains of extinct conifers. At the north end of the loop are some of the Park's longest intact logs, one of which measures 116 feet.

Details

Length:

6 mile loop

Difficulty:

Easy

Season:

Year Round

Additional Details:

The first half-mile of this trail is paved and suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. Strollers may be negotiated on the loop, but it is not recommended for wheelchairs due to its narrow width and very rough surface. Stairs up to the shade shelter can be avoided by using the Agate House trail to access the hilltop.

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