Guided Pond Hike
Join this 5 mile hike to beautiful water features in the park.
9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Event Details
Start this 5 mile guided trek on the Rock Pond Trail. Take in the beautiful water features at the park when passing by 4 ponds and a frozen waterfall. Spikes and trekking poles are recommended for this moderate-difficult hike. Remember to bring plenty of water and snacks. The end time is an estimate and will depend on the pace of the group.
Meet outside the Visitor Center.
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