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At
the bottom of the lower circle of the RV sites, there's a great
little trail that winds along the lake, flanked by hills and mountains
to make it even more interesting and attractive.
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It's
a nice easy stroll, only 1/3 mile to the end of the trail. During
my stay here the week of April 21, there was still a hint of snow
on the mountains, making the warm sun even more welcome.
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The
rowing team was out this morning - moving quietly among the ducks
and a few fishermen on the calm water.
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The
different shades of purples and yellows against the lush green mountainsides
made this a very enjoyable morning walk for me every day that I
stayed at the park. There were even wild iris dotted along the lakeside.
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There
even appears to be a guardian prince overlooking the area. Everytime
I walked here, this rock looked more and more like a frog to me.
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Your
reward at the end is a conveniently located boulder which makes
a great seat to relax and enjoy the view.
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Heading
back, this is looking back at the park at the edge of the lake.
That little dot you see in this picture toward the middle is a big
motorhome in site 21.
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