Hiking Flume Slide Trail also involves a rock scramble. Those looking to complete this trail as a loop are advised to go up the rock scramble. It does not require technical equipment but will have hikers on their hands and knees with smaller footholds. The rocks are sometimes wet as small trickles of water pass over the rocks. It is advised to gauge your skills and choose this trail carefully.

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