Lake Laura Nature Trail, Bryce Resort
At the bottom of this sign you can see the road that leads to "The Hill" condominiums. (Roads are shown as red, buildings and water are blue, and the trails are yellow.) We parked on the public portion of the entrance road (the one that leads to the pool and playground) and walked to the trail. This route to the lake is not steep like the one on the other end of the dam, although that one is closer to the beach.
This portion of the trail is a dirt road which is gated to keep vehicles out. It's level enough to walk a dog without fear of stumbling over rocks or ruts.
At the bottom of this sign you can see the road that leads to "The Hill" condominiums. (Roads are shown as red, buildings and water are blue, and the trails are yellow.) We parked on the public portion of the entrance road (the one that leads to the pool and playground) and walked to the trail. This route to the lake is not steep like the one on the other end of the dam, although that one is closer to the beach.
This portion of the trail is a dirt road which is gated to keep vehicles out. It's level enough to walk a dog without fear of stumbling over rocks or ruts. 
No comments:
Post a Comment
The View from Squirrel Ridge features thousands of views of the Shenandoah Valley and surrounding area. I post frequently so please visit often.
Your comments are appreciated. If you are responding to a post older than a few days, your comment will be held until we have a chance to approve it. Thanks for your patience!
Sorry, anonymous comments cannot be accepted because of the large number of spam comments that come in that way. Also, links that are ads will be deleted.