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Virtual Tour: Hemlock Hollow Trail

The Hemlock Hollow Trail is a .5 mile, moderate difficulty hiking and biking trail. It passes through wooded hillsides and over several bridges near the park's visitor center. There are rewarding views of the mountains, as well as tall stands of Eastern Hemlock trees. American toads are often observed along this trail and many trees here are marked by woodpecker cavities. The trail may be accessed from the Bluebell Trail, but users should be aware of sharp inclines when beginning from this location.

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