45 min
This short hike takes you into a remnant patch of old growth above the confluence of Mima and Mill Creeks in the 100,000 acre Capitol State Forest. The tall Douglas-firs here are not huge (The largest is about six feet in diameter), but it is amazing that they exist at all considering that the area has undergone over 100 years of intensive logging as well as destructive fires.
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