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This is a nice hike for any level of hiker with a couple different trails branching off of the main one. There is also a decent chance of seeing a herd a Tule Elk that are in the area. There is also a great Wildflower area in the right season.
This area is a family friendly hiking area for beginners. The farthest place to hike on the map is call Reflection Pond and is about a 7 mile hike out and back. The main trail called San Emigdio Trail runs right next to a stream the whole time. It is a really nice area for a day hike to find some solitude or scenic views. This area also has a mountain biking trail as well.
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Hike the San Emigdio Trail in the Wind Wolves Preserve
It was fun. Definitely would go again?
Hike the San Emigdio Trail in the Wind Wolves Preserve
Took the family on a Sunday hike last week. Everyone had a fun time. A nice easy trail with beautiful views.
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