Dogs Leashed
Features
Birding · Fall Colors
Family Friendly
As long as it isn't too overgrown kids will enjoy making their way across slope and eating blackberries when in season.
Description
Taylor's Trail starts from a lower corner of
Down South and heads northwest across private property. The trail is open to hikers, but is not consistently maintained - mostly this just means it gets a bit overgrown in the spring and summer.
The trail starts by traversing beneath the footstep of a mellow grade with alders and vegetation creating a bright corridor. Just make sure to watch out for a few camouflaged roots lurking across the trail. After a short distance, the grade steepens and it slowly begins to pick its way uphill with occasional dips and off-camber corners that are easily managed in the dry.
At the top, Taylor's Trail feeds back into park property where at the border between the alders and Douglas Firs. Just beyond there it ends on
Up Quick.
Flora & Fauna
There are a number of blackberry bushes in the middle of the trail that make for a tasty snack.
Shared By:
Eric Ashley
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