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A nice rock staircase, part of the Barber Peak Loop Trail, hugs the left side of the rock hotel here

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145228-barber-loop-trail.jpg Perhaps the most interesting feature of the Barber Mountain Loop Trail is this eroded rock hotelThumbnailsI take a peak through some of the windows, but find the hotel has no interior, as expectedPerhaps the most interesting feature of the Barber Mountain Loop Trail is this eroded rock hotelThumbnailsI take a peak through some of the windows, but find the hotel has no interior, as expectedPerhaps the most interesting feature of the Barber Mountain Loop Trail is this eroded rock hotelThumbnailsI take a peak through some of the windows, but find the hotel has no interior, as expectedPerhaps the most interesting feature of the Barber Mountain Loop Trail is this eroded rock hotelThumbnailsI take a peak through some of the windows, but find the hotel has no interior, as expectedPerhaps the most interesting feature of the Barber Mountain Loop Trail is this eroded rock hotelThumbnailsI take a peak through some of the windows, but find the hotel has no interior, as expectedPerhaps the most interesting feature of the Barber Mountain Loop Trail is this eroded rock hotelThumbnailsI take a peak through some of the windows, but find the hotel has no interior, as expected

When I learned about this trail, I didn't think there was much it could bring me that my cross-country hikes already do. Wrong, this trail is really well thought-out! It's nice to let myself go and have someone else do the route-finding for a change.