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When the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) built these trails in the gorge, concrete signs were added. Sometimes they are hard to see because moss and ferns are growing over the signs. This sign is about 50 feet from the trailhead near Horsetail Falls.

aar.jpg Avalanche LilliesThumbnailsTrail junction with the PCT and trail 495 to Twin Lakes. This is a popular trail and it is hard to lose the way because the cleared trail is a gap in the trees. This is the junction for the return trail.Avalanche LilliesThumbnailsTrail junction with the PCT and trail 495 to Twin Lakes. This is a popular trail and it is hard to lose the way because the cleared trail is a gap in the trees. This is the junction for the return trail.Avalanche LilliesThumbnailsTrail junction with the PCT and trail 495 to Twin Lakes. This is a popular trail and it is hard to lose the way because the cleared trail is a gap in the trees. This is the junction for the return trail.Avalanche LilliesThumbnailsTrail junction with the PCT and trail 495 to Twin Lakes. This is a popular trail and it is hard to lose the way because the cleared trail is a gap in the trees. This is the junction for the return trail.Avalanche LilliesThumbnailsTrail junction with the PCT and trail 495 to Twin Lakes. This is a popular trail and it is hard to lose the way because the cleared trail is a gap in the trees. This is the junction for the return trail.Avalanche LilliesThumbnailsTrail junction with the PCT and trail 495 to Twin Lakes. This is a popular trail and it is hard to lose the way because the cleared trail is a gap in the trees. This is the junction for the return trail.

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