This is a beautiful site that many folks will enjoy, kudos to the State Park for prioritizing aesthetics and design in the development. However, while it's true that the completed section of Curry Ridge Trail climbs to a point where "you can walk the tundra to beautiful Lake 1787", this should have been followed with a caveat: PLEASE use low impact travel protocols on the fragile tundra until further access trails are built. Spread out, don't travel single file, use rock and exposed gravel wherever possible, avoid wet spots. This is some of the most pristine alpine tundra I've seen so close to the road system, and it's going to get hammered if people aren't conscious about travel. I hope we can love the area enough to keep some of its wild beauty intact.