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At the top of the Rings Trail, I encounter the sign warning that it's a potentially strenous climb for some folks

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133503-rings-trail.jpg At the top of the short climb up the rings on the Rings Trail, I take a look back downThumbnailsI walk over to "The Overlook" at the top of the Rings Trail to see what it is that the sign points towardAt the top of the short climb up the rings on the Rings Trail, I take a look back downThumbnailsI walk over to "The Overlook" at the top of the Rings Trail to see what it is that the sign points towardAt the top of the short climb up the rings on the Rings Trail, I take a look back downThumbnailsI walk over to "The Overlook" at the top of the Rings Trail to see what it is that the sign points towardAt the top of the short climb up the rings on the Rings Trail, I take a look back downThumbnailsI walk over to "The Overlook" at the top of the Rings Trail to see what it is that the sign points towardAt the top of the short climb up the rings on the Rings Trail, I take a look back downThumbnailsI walk over to "The Overlook" at the top of the Rings Trail to see what it is that the sign points towardAt the top of the short climb up the rings on the Rings Trail, I take a look back downThumbnailsI walk over to "The Overlook" at the top of the Rings Trail to see what it is that the sign points toward

Given the wide variety of fitness levels of the people who will see this sign, it's a well-worded sign. I decide to check out the "overlook," which I hadn't noticed.