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Current Park Conditions | Condiciones actuales en el parque

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Sugarloaf Ridge State Park is open for day use and all trails are accessible. Trails are muddy and slippery in some areas. Water crossings are present on Pony Gate, Gray Pine, Hillside, and Goodspeed trails, and conditions on parts of McCormick Addition are still unknown.

El Parque Estatal Sugarloaf Ridge está abierto para uso diario y todos los senderos son accesibles. Los senderos están lodosos y resbaladizos en algunas áreas. Hay cruces de agua en los senderos Pony Gate, Gray Pine, Hillside y Goodspeed, y las condiciones en partes de la Adición McCormick (McCormick Addition) aún son desconocidas.

Trail Status | Estado de los senderos

All trails are open. After weather events, please check at the Kiosk or Visitor Center for updated trail conditions.

Todos los senderos estan habiertos. Por favor pregunte dentro del centro de visitantes o en el quiosco acerca de las cerraduras o condiciones de los senderos después de tormentas.

Weather | Clima

For current park weather – please visit our weather page. We have links to weather stations at the Visitor Center at 1200 feet and up on Red Mt. at 2500 feet.

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Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Wildflower Update 6.14.2024

Explore the diverse flora on the Creekside, Pony Gate, and Canyon trails. Check in each week to see what’s blooming or fruiting and where. Conditions change weekly, offering a unique experience each visit. Report and Pictures brought to you by James Webb

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Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Wildflower Update 6.10.2024

Summer is here and there is still much to see! Explore the diverse flora on the Lower Bald, Bald Mountain, Vista, Headwaters, Meadow trails. Check in each week to see what’s blooming or fruiting and where. Conditions change weekly, offering a unique experience each visit. Report and Pictures brought to you by James Webb

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Sugarloaf State Park Wildflower Update 5.27.2024

Flowers are blooming at Sugarloaf! No Suber bloom but always something new. This wildflower report is brought to you by Jim Webb. The report is very specific to flowers blooming on Hillside, Brushy Peaks, Gray Pine, and Meadow Trails.

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