This trail follows Sugarloaf Creek which is heavily forested, and quiet. Due to different habitats, the scenery is continuously interesting. Keep an eye out for poison oak… it grows all along the trail.
Parking: Limited
Fee: None
Water: Bring your own
Best time of year for this hike: Spring
Degree of difficulty: Easy
Distance: 1 mile
Leash rule: Please keep your dog on a leash on the trail. Please remember to clean up after your dogs.
Directions: Exit #702 off of I-5. Turn west and follow Lakeshore Drive. 3.3 miles past Beehive Point Campground.
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