The trail should start getting steeper and you should start slowing down a bit. I have made it to the bridge in just under 2 hours only for it to take me an additional 2 and a half hours to go the last 3 miles. Another note, the bridge is a good place to refuel before starting the climb up. The trail up is in great shape depending on how much rain and horses have been traveling it. Once you get to the top Little Emerald Lake will be the first water you hit. There is a campground just before the lake, spots are tough to get during the summer months but if there are none available, there is another campground about 2 miles from you up the trail. Below is a picture of little Emerald Lake.
The lake is an amazing place to visit. I go with a group of friends in the early fall as our last trip of the year. We have not been snowed on yet but it has come close. Last year it was so warm that we were swimming in the lake everyday. The fishing up here is outstanding as I mentioned earlier but no bait is allowed; flies and spinners only.
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