Great hiking trail for all ages Lots of rocks to climb on and enjoy and a great view as well

Very awesome trail The first mile and a half is the challenging climb Has very cool rocks and beautiful viewnI usually continue on the Appalachian trail from that point It is awesome for hiking

Perfect length for a quick morning or afternoon hike About 1 mile out 1 back First half mild incline or flat second half incline Total raise about 400 feet if I remember correctly Trail well marked mostly dark blue look out for the light blue right Perfect length for a quick morning or afternoon hike About 1 mile out 1 back First half mild incline or flat second half incline Total raise about 400 feet if I remember correctly Trail well marked mostly dark blue look out for the light blue right turn on the return trail Otherwise follow the dark blue trail markersnnIm in moderate shape Id wear hiking or combat boots with high ankle support if youve got them The trail is uneven most of the time its walking on the edge of rocks or around rocks or otherwise on rocks youll appreciate the added balance and gripnnNice view and very surprising since Ive lived in the area since the late 80s and never knew this existed Despite hiking poles steeple Appalachian trail micheux st forrest pinchot cadoras etc Thought I knew the area like the back of my handnnSo I clearly they must installed it post pandemicnnThanks Googlemaps for this gem more ... hide ...

Its a great place to hike and have a great view Its not a hard hike more moderate and very rocky Found some wild blueberries on our hike as well

This is my favorite trail in the Boiling Springs area You do have to climb up and down rocks which adds to the fun Small parking lot can fill up quickly