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Almost immediately after heading out from the trailhead, you will come to the
first of many rock shelters. This one features a tiered waterfall cascading down the
overhanging rocks. But wait, there's more! Even more breathtaking rock shelters
are on the way, including Tree Fern and wonderful views high above the canyon
from The Point. In the distance you will be able to see mountains 6 miles away,
with no trace of civilization between you and those peaks.
One of many falls and rock shelters at Cane Creek
Another highlight is the Boulder Garden. Atop giant boulders grow grass and a
multitude of wildflowers. Visitors flock to the preserve between mid-March and
mid-May to see yellow lady's slippers, trout lily, and mountain laurel, to name
only a few. Many rare species can be found here as well, such as the giant
columbo.
And, of course, along most of the trip you will encounter Cane Creek itself, a
beautiful blue-green creek that helps shape the preserve. Along its banks is a pic-
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