The Alpine Pond Nature Trail can be used with or without a printed guide that helps identify a variety of plant species and geologic features in the landscape. The trail leads along the northern portion of the natural amphitheater preserved within the Monument. It forms a two-mile loop, which ...

This trail is a one-mile round trip that offers a nice, short walk with views of the amphitheater along half of the trail. This trail starts at the Visitor Center and ends in the Campground. This trail provides an excellent opportunity to get out with your pet in the ...

Located just outside the park?s north entrance, part of the Ashdown Gorge Wilderness Area. This rugged trail drops 2,500 feet in four miles where it intersects with Ashdown Creek. Hikers can then follow the creek upstream into the canyons of Cedar Breaks, or follow the creek down through the ...

The trail leading past Spectra Point begins in the southern portion of the Monument at the Visitor Center. It leads four miles, round trip, passing through an area that harbors the ancient conifer species of Bristlecone Pine. The route ends at an overlook of the amphitheater and into the ...