Lone Star Hiking Trail - Wilderness Section Photos
    
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In the low, wet areas, there are boardwalks like this to keep you elevated and dry.  (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
It rained the day before, so the ground was still damp.  Saw a lot of slugs like this one. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
This section of the LSHT has a lot of nice, tall pines. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
This pond is a popular destination and a nice place to picnic or camp. (Photo by 
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This mushroom was boldly going where nothing mushroom has gone before! (Photo by 
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My friend almost stepped on this baby snake without even noticing.  It was a cool day so the snake wasn't moving around.  It was just trying to warm up on the trail. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
I'm not sure what this is, but it's fractalized shape caught my eye. (Photo by 
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This section of the LSHT is well-marked.  It is hard to get lost, but it is still always a good idea to take a printed trail map since there are Forest Service Roads and unofficial trails running through the area. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
This section of the trail takes you through a dense pine forest. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
This is Trailhead #1 off FM 149.  This is the start of the LSHT.  It ends a little more than 96 miles down the trail. :) (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
Can you see the butterfly in this photo?  Hint: It's dead center, on the leaf, above the pine cone.  Amazing how well it blends into the scenery. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
Sometimes it's nice to stop and just look UP! (Photo by 
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This is the pond between mile markers 2 and 3. (Photo by 
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Beautiful wildflowers in bloom. (Photo by 
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The trail has many wooden steps and boardwalks to make trekking easy. (Photo by 
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This is Trailhead #2 off Bethel Road. (Photo by 
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One of the many branches of LLC. (Photo by 
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Overall, the trail was well-maintained.  Here are some wooden steps to make the climb easier. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
Beautiful wildflowers in bloom along the trail. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
There were fallen trees blocking the trail at several points. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
There are signs at most major trail intersections pointing the way. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
This is Trailhead #3 off FM 149. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
This is what I call solitude. :) (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
        
Signs at most major intersections show the way. (Photo by 
Blaze)
 
         
    
         
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