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Short trail, it was well maintained and leads you to a botanical garden walk through. I would say it's a good beginner hike/walk with gradual incline and steps. There are no dogs allowed at the botanical garden but the rest of trail you can bring a dog. Not stroller/wheelchair friendly. Mostly shaded, it doesn't lead to a view point but the trail itself is the beauty.
Alberto Suarez
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August 31, 2021
Beautiful, lush, short hike. Was able to do it bare foot as there was a soft ground with plenty of steps installed on inclines. Trees were unreal. Loved it
Kimberly Williams
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May 11, 2021
Scenic hike through old growth forest. Trail is muddy in spots during rainy season. There is a botanical garden at the end but they don’t allow dogs past the gate. I highly suggest turning around and following the trail back the way you came unless you want to walk through a residential area and then down Hwy 101 to get back to where you started. 0.8 miles each way.
Hilary Prochot
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April 16, 2021
Great little trail tucked behind an apartment complex in Yachats, perfect for a morning hike after breakfast before you hit the beach. The trail starts uphill & has some stairs, so not accessible for wheelchair users. It's .9 miles and ends at the Gerdemann Botanical Preserve, which is only open by appointment. It's a beautiful forest and the path is well maintained. Look for blooming Trillium in the spring.
Eric Badeau
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July 06, 2020
This is a nice hike - a bit of incline but nothing arduous by any means. There are some cool informative posts along the way that teach about the Ya'Xaik tribe and other tribes of this area. It ends at Gerdemann Gardens which is a nice stroll through a coastal botanical garden which hosts some massive rhododendrons, Sitka Spruce and other neat native flora. You will have a short stroll on the highway when you get back to the 101 if you parked at the apartment entrance, so be warned. It is not treacherous, but a slight risk for sure.
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Short trail, it was well maintained and leads you to a botanical garden walk through. I would say it's a good beginner hike/walk with gradual incline and steps. There are no dogs allowed at the botanical garden but the rest of trail you can bring a dog. Not stroller/wheelchair friendly. Mostly shaded, it doesn't lead to a view point but the trail itself is the beauty.
Beautiful, lush, short hike. Was able to do it bare foot as there was a soft ground with plenty of steps installed on inclines. Trees were unreal. Loved it
Scenic hike through old growth forest. Trail is muddy in spots during rainy season. There is a botanical garden at the end but they don’t allow dogs past the gate. I highly suggest turning around and following the trail back the way you came unless you want to walk through a residential area and then down Hwy 101 to get back to where you started. 0.8 miles each way.
Great little trail tucked behind an apartment complex in Yachats, perfect for a morning hike after breakfast before you hit the beach. The trail starts uphill & has some stairs, so not accessible for wheelchair users. It's .9 miles and ends at the Gerdemann Botanical Preserve, which is only open by appointment. It's a beautiful forest and the path is well maintained. Look for blooming Trillium in the spring.
This is a nice hike - a bit of incline but nothing arduous by any means. There are some cool informative posts along the way that teach about the Ya'Xaik tribe and other tribes of this area. It ends at Gerdemann Gardens which is a nice stroll through a coastal botanical garden which hosts some massive rhododendrons, Sitka Spruce and other neat native flora. You will have a short stroll on the highway when you get back to the 101 if you parked at the apartment entrance, so be warned. It is not treacherous, but a slight risk for sure.