Independence Trail, located in Nevada City, CA, is a renowned and popular trail that offers a unique outdoor experience. Originally a gold mining ditch, it was transformed into the nation's first identified handicapped-accessible wilderness trail by the late John Olmsted. With its picturesque wooded hillsides, live streams, and restored wooden flumes, the trail provides a scenic and enjoyable hike for visitors.
Divided into two sections, Independence Trail West and East, the trail extends from a main trailhead on Highway 49. The West trail, in particular, offers stunning views of Rush Creek's canyon, featuring wooden flumes, picnic tables, and benches. It is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike, showcasing the rich mining history of the area.
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