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Virtual Tour: Pine Tree Trail

The Pine Tree Trail is a 1.06 mile difficult multi-use trail that follows a somewhat constant elevation as it connects the Salt Stump Trail to the Blue Suck Falls Trail, and access to the Middle Hollow Trail. The name of the trail can be misleading as most, if not all, of the trees along this trail are hardwoods.

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