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[Trail] Rhododendron Trail [Length (one way) (miles)] 6.3 [Elevation Change (feet)] 620 [Trail Description] 
Few people hike the full length of the 6 mile Rhododendron Trail, though two connecting paths (the Brown Creek and South Fork Trails) allow various loop hikes including either the northern or southern sections (this latter seems to be the most scenic). The trail is named on account of the numerous rhododendrons that produce red and pink flowers in spring and summer, making the predominantly green landscape especially colorful and photogenic. The south trailhead is reached by a short walk along the Cathedral Trees Trail while the north end is half way along the scenic drive.
Hiking in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, California
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