Door Bluff County Park Deathdoor Bluff Trail

The bluff in question, is perhaps 150 ft (50 m) high. Here, pervasive tree roots and rocks are a little bit of an impediment, just as they were in Peninsula State Park. This trail does not descend to the water, however. The first third or so of the loop trail runs along the clifftop, where it would be quite easy to do something incautious. It's a long way down. The second third of the trail provides a pleasant walk through a beautiful forest. The final third takes you along a (quite servicable) dirt road and back to the starting point.

Door Bluff County Park Deathdoor Bluff Trail

The bluff in question, is perhaps 150 ft (50 m) high. Here, pervasive tree roots and rocks are a little bit of an impediment, just as they were in Peninsula State Park. This trail does not descend to the water, however. The first third or so of the loop trail runs along the clifftop, where it would be quite easy to do something incautious. It's a long way down. The second third of the trail provides a pleasant walk through a beautiful forest. The final third takes you along a (quite servicable) dirt road and back to the starting point.

Door Bluff County Park Deathdoor Bluff Trail

The bluff in question, is perhaps 150 ft (50 m) high. Here, pervasive tree roots and rocks are a little bit of an impediment, just as they were in Peninsula State Park. This trail does not descend to the water, however. The first third or so of the loop trail runs along the clifftop, where it would be quite easy to do something incautious. It's a long way down. The second third of the trail provides a pleasant walk through a beautiful forest. The final third takes you along a (quite servicable) dirt road and back to the starting point.

Door Bluff County Park Deathdoor Bluff Trail

The bluff in question, is perhaps 150 ft (50 m) high. Here, pervasive tree roots and rocks are a little bit of an impediment, just as they were in Peninsula State Park. This trail does not descend to the water, however. The first third or so of the loop trail runs along the clifftop, where it would be quite easy to do something incautious. It's a long way down. The second third of the trail provides a pleasant walk through a beautiful forest. The final third takes you along a (quite servicable) dirt road and back to the starting point.