
The trailhead doesn't seem to have much of a parking lot, so I parked on the side of the road and looked for the somewhat elusive Lookout Trail (203) trailhead.

Pretty boring forest walk that skirts the edge of many short hills.

A couple of easy creek crossings along the way.



A few spots with some short bluffs, but nothing special.


Soon the trail joins Braziel Creek (207) just before reaching the Borden Trailhead.

A sign points across a creek to join the Braziel Creek Trail (207). It's not obvious where the true trail goes because there are fake trails all over following this creek crossing, which is NOT Braziel Creek, so do not follow it.

I finally found the trail, which followed Braziel Creek.


Some pretty spots along Braziel Creek (207), but otherwise pretty uneventful.







Eventually, the trail takes you away from Braziel Creek and becomes pretty overgrown.



The trail leads to an overgrown dirt road, which you ascend for a short time.

And then you end up at the Gum Pond Trailhead. Follow the road back for a few miles to complete the loop.


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