2.3 hr
If you start from the campsite, the wide trail will start with a short, fun downslope, rocky and then gravel ...no really...loose rock and then gravel, so be careful on this. Then, it levels out for about a mile. That mile or so is a wide track and even though you might not see any horses, watch out for horse manure :-). <br><br>You'll go over two small wooden bridges (I think it's for decoration because i don't see any water under it!). Towards the end of that mile or so, you'll again meet a small downslope and then start climbing at the outskirts of the hills, when you'll come a across a fork. <br><br>If you want to follow the main track, you'll need to go left. From there, it's all singletrack to the Tiki Hut.<br><br>After the fork, you'll follow the singletrack and then you'll meet a snake trail - zig zag - (up hill from here for about 0.5 mile) then you'll go downhill. At the bottom of the hill, you'll come across a wooden bridge that may be hidden by a big bush. <br><br>After that bridge, get ready to climb...it's a doozy, but rewarding when you get to the top as you'll enjoy the beauty. Here, hikers take a break under the Tiki Hut and shoot the breeze and move forward. <br><br>If you want to follow the main track, you'll need to go right if you are looking at the lake, or left if your back is facing the lake.<br><br><b>CAREFUL</b> now, this is a drop (yes, drop, cause that is how it feels) but it levels out the rest of the way via more singletrack.