Which trail do you recommend?

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Meadows
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Which trail do you recommend?

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I have a friend who is traveling here for a day of hiking this weekend. I've done only a little hiking around the Red and I need a recommendation of a trail that will give us 3-4 hours of hiking. Please include directions to the trailhead from Mntn Pkwy.

Muchas gracias!
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ynot
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Post by ynot »

The Rock Bridge trail is the prettiest trail I have done.The loop doesnt take that long but you can hook up with other trails to stretch it out.It goes along the Swift camp,has some falls and a cool rock bridge.
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Agree! Beautiful, majestic trees, a sweet waterfall, and the only natural bridge in the gorge. Hmm, sounds so good, I wanna go!
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Post by Saxman »

Yeah, I hate all of those artificial sandstone bridges.
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Post by dipsi »

No, silly, it's the only natural bridge in the gorge. It's the only one that actually crosses water. The others are arches; misnamed bridges.
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