Grizzly Peak Trailhead
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(from Google)I love this trail head! It's much cooler up here when the valley is hot, and they allow dogs, so our girl Gemma got a GREAT run on the trail. Our 4 year old was able to make it all the way up and down on his own. Great hike for the Feast of Trumpets!
Good hike, road has a few potholes towards the trail head. Sunset out on the south most clearing is great. Not much to see at the true summit.
This hike is so gorgeous. Lots of mushrooms, plants, and trees to identify. The trail can be muddy after some rain which will slow you down. It’s beautiful hike and the views at the top are so amazing and worth the effort. I’ve been here a few times and it never gets old. Dog friendly and did encounter some hunters two weeks ago! Share the trails 🫶🏼
Absolutely stunning vista with butterflies and bumble bees. This is a black diamond hike with narrow winding trail that loops to the peak and back. Look for the watermelon patch at the half way point, they are small due to the altitude, about the size of a golf ball. Bring water, the only amenities are a single valt toilet and a bear box.
Lovely hike on well maintained trail. Come when it's cool because there is a lot of sun exposure. Take the loop for a longer hike. Awesome to see all the cedar, pines and rhododendron blooming in the fire scar. Incredible views of the rogue valley, mt. Ashland, Shasta, Soda Mtn wilderness, Wagner Butte, and the red buttes.