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<p>Bristlecone Loop Trail at Rainbow Point -- the highest elevation in Bryce Canyon National Park at 9,105 feet -- circles through a grove of ancient Great Basin bristlecone pines growing at the edge ...
<p>Interior Loop explores the historic heart of the Marshall Field estate at Caumsett State Historic Park, passing through the preserved agricultural landscape of hay fields, apple orchards, and horse...
<p>Point Gustavus Beach Walk follows the outer beach of the Gustavus forelands — a broad, flat coastal plain deposited by glacial outwash as the ice retreated — to the southern tip of the peninsula wh...
<p>Hat Shop Trail descends from Bryce Point into the Under-the-Rim wilderness, one of the most remote and least-visited sections of Bryce Canyon National Park. The trail drops steeply from the rim thr...
<p>Beach Trail at Caumsett State Historic Park descends to the cobblestone shoreline of Long Island Sound through a tunnel of mature oaks and red cedars, emerging onto a spectacular pebble beach where...
<p>The Forest Loop Trail circles through the ancient Sitka spruce forest immediately behind Glacier Bay Lodge, providing an accessible introduction to the old-growth temperate rainforest ecosystem tha...
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