Archive for the ‘Rocks’ Category
Aug
16
Posted by Timm
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Feature Type: Rock Trail: Zadee Magic Carpet Trail Region: Enchanted Forest Elevation: 1325-1355′ |
Emerald Staircase is an old wash through the Enchanted Forest along the soft needles of the Zadee Magic Carpet Trail. The wash has cut a channel down to a series of hard rock steps that have turned green with moss.
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Jul
23
Posted by Timm
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Feature Type: Rock Trail: Hurricane Ridge Trail Region: Hurricane Ridge Elevation: 1865′ Named for: Kim Krenning |
Crocodile Rock is a car-sized boulder perched on the edge of a 60′ cliff on Hurricane Ridge. The rock looks like a crocodile head with a hungry smile.
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Jul
23
Posted by Timm
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Feature Type: Rock Trail: Hollow Staircase Region: Hazel’s Cathedral Elevation: 1300′ |
Big Flat Rock is a room-sized boulder in Hazel’s Cathedral with a flat top that’s great for picnicking or resting a spell before you climb the Hollow Staircase Trail. From the top of Big Flat Rock you have a wonderful view of the Hazel’s Cathedral, Tree Perch, The V and The Hollow.
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Jul
20
Posted by Timm
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Feature Type: Rock Trail: Hollow Staircase Trail Region: Hollow West Elevation: 1340′ Named for: Lauren Von Moll |
Lauren’s Turtle Head Rock is a boulder on the steep climb up the Hollow Staircase Trail. The turtle is always smiling because he gets to watch over this beautiful part of the forest.
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Jul
20
Posted by Timm
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Feature Type: Rock Trail: Wetlands Trail Region: Wetlands Elevation: 1110′ Named for: Joel |
Little Joel was unaware that special visitors can name features in Little Wolf Nature Preserve. Naming is often a serendipitous experience, usually the result of the visitor taking a special fancy to something in the Preserve.
When Joel came upon this mini-boulder, he did what every healthy boy would do in his position: climb it! After he scrambled up, we asked him, "Where’s Joel?" To which he replied, "On Joel’s Rocky Rock." And so it was to be!
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