Rattlesnake Ridge Natural Area
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(from Google)Fantastic views fantastic heights this is a great place for you to become a moderate hiker for more strenuous trails
Loved loved this place. Very calm, peaceful and you can choose your own trail and pace. It is not as vigorous as pinnacle and you still get beautiful scenery. Highly recommend for the ones who cant climb.
Visited on two separate occasions, Monday, and Tuesday. PROS *Had chairs and signs on the way which was nice. *Beautiful view *Relatively short trip to the top *Free entry CONS *No drinking water or restrooms *Gates closes at 7pm
It was a perfect combination of easy forest trails and an exhilarating rock scramble! Ending the day with a stunning sunset made it even more magical. I highly recommend this if you’re not afraid of rock scrambling or a little exposure.
Rattlesnake Ridge Natural Area includes a number of trails that are part of a more extensive network of options, including a direct connection with the Blue Mountain trail system. There is an abundance of trails with varying degrees of difficulty for both MTBs and hikers. Great views, lush scenery, and great canopy for summer and year-round protection. Don't miss the view from the top, but don't expect to get there via MTB if you're a novice. The trailhead is accessed via Barret Road but is easy to miss...so keep your eyes open, especially when driving:).