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Cedar Lake Trail
This 14-mile network of trails has four individual routes each bringing you to the shores where you can soak in the views of this sparkling 1,750-acre reservoir.
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Cedar Lake Trail Details
This 14-mile network of trails has four individual routes each bringing you to the shores where you can soak in the views of this sparkling 1,750-acre reservoir. While it is not the most developed of trails (some parts may be overgrown or blanketed in shrubs and leaves), it is a great place to escape the crowds and simply immerse yourself in the beauty of nature.
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