School Pond Hike at Mueller
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About this Event
See what beautiful views Mueller has to offer on this guided hike. This will be around two miles. Meet at School Pond Trailhead.
A park pass is required to access the park. Passes can be purchased for $10 at the Visitor Center from 9am-4pm. Or with cash at the self-serve station by the big info sign on your right when you enter the park.
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