A decent but not exciting hike in the woods

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User: dsbrian - 3/9/2007

Location: 4-C Hiking Trail

Rating: 3stars
Difficulty: 2stars  Solitude: 1star
Miles Hiked: 40.00 Miles  Elapsed Time: N/A

Comments: Hiked this trail out and back over the course of 3 days. A standard forest hike, nothing exciting. Lots of scouts on the trail (spring break)Would have been better if the end at Neches overlook had actually had a scenic view of the river.

Area around 4-C Hiking Trail
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