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This trail takes hikers in a large loop across lava fields. There was one interpretive sign at the trailhead that was too burned to read. There were no other landmarks or points of interest.
Trail Condition: Class 1 (Trail is either paved or gravel. Navigation skills are not needed because there is only one trail or because there are signs. Elevation gains are gradual or there are stairs.)
Time: 30-60 minutes
Length: 1-2 mile loop
Elevation Gain: Negligible
Fees: Park Entrance
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Links: http://www.elpinacate.com.mx/inicio/museo-schuk-toak/
The trailhead to the General Trail is located at the south end of the Schuk Toak Visitor Center parking lot. Follow the well-marked path south clockwise or counter-clockwise. There are a couple of connecting trails that allow you to return via a smaller loop or longer loop as desired.
By Jeremy Dye
After visiting the visitor center, Tara and I headed outside and walked around the Biologic and Geologic interpretive trails. It was really hot outside, so we went quickly. Then as we were getting ready to leave, we located the third interpretive trail, which we can only assume is the "general" interpretive trail. Tara stayed in the car while I walked, then jogged that trail. It ended up being a lot longer than the first two trails and didn't have any signs after the welcome sign that was too burned to read.
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