The Lake Earl Wildlife Area Trail at Lake Earl Wildlife Area in Crescent City, California is an easy 1.7-mile out-and-back trail that leads out to the wetlands south of Lake Earl.
The trail starts off heading north toward the Cadra Point Trail, but quickly takes a right-hand turn and heads northeast after hiking approximately 0.2-miles in. After turning and heading northeast, this hike then takes another right-hand turn after hiking about 0.25-miles from the first turn. Hike an additional 0.4-miles to reach the turnaround point for this hike.
Parking: Parking can be found at the coordinates provided and the lot is large enough to accommodate about ten or more vehicles.
Biking: Biking is allowed on this trail.
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