5/5 H. Y. 1 year ago on Google • 634 reviews
Southwest
of
the
Craggy
Hardens
visitors
center
is
the
0.7
mile
trail
of
the
same
name.
Highly
recommend
hiking
poles
(which
we
purchased
at
the
visitors
center)
as
many
stepping
stones
are
loose
and
lopsided
and
will
move
or
flip.
With
the
trail
muddy
from
fog
and
drizzle
and
step
motions
of
varying
heights,
plus
elevations
I
would
have
easily
injured
myself
several
times
without
poles.
The
trail
has
elevation
change
in
the
200
foot
range
and
is
not
handicapped
accessible.
It
is
probably
a
light
to
medium
difficulty
for
pure
walk
hiking,
there
are
no
ledges
or
bridges
to
negotiate.
There
is
a
shelter
and
picnic
area.
We
paused
to
chat
with
a
fellow
hiker
who
was
eating
a
snack.
Took
us
about
an
hour
round
trip.
Really
enjoyed
this
trail
as
it
was
challenging
enough
for
our
first
hiking
pole
use
and
demonstrated
how
proper
equipment
can
make
a
hike
less
stressful
and
more
enjoyable
than
constantly
staring
at
the
ground
for
obstacles
and
giving
a
little
bit
more
time
for
pleasant
chatter
and
viewing
yet
feel
a
bit
more
challenged
tha
a
flat
trail.
Would
visit
this
trail
and
nearby
trails
again
it
was
a
positive
experience
and
challenging
enough.