(I want to point out that I started recording in AllTrails late in the hike, but my Gaia GPS is accurate)

The trail had no debris, and unlike a few reports I saw online, there was shade in plenty of areas throughout the day. The trail was easy to hike, and the only hard part was the altitude. I wasn't used to doing high-altitude hikes since the last one I did was Volcan Mountain, which was in early January. This hike was still one of the two tied best bikes I have ever been on. It was beautiful, and it was challenging. I always love a challenge so I feel like I'm progressing. The trail reminded me at different parts of many of my previous hikes (11 hikes to be exact), but the top was completely unique, and that's the part I loved the most.