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    This lush California trail has 'Jurassic Park' vibes. Here's how to book a reservation

    by Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times Jul 04, 2022 3 minutes
    Fern Canyon Trail in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park in Orick, California, greets visitors with 50- foot-tall walls covered in fern, on June 13, 2022.

    Your feet will get wet, your car will need washing and you won't mind. That's just one measure of what awaits on the short, scenic hike through Fern Canyon in Humboldt County's Prairie Creek Redwood State Park.

    The Fern Canyon Loop Trail, which neighbors Gold Bluffs Beach, measures barely a mile. The altitude change is only about 150 feet. But the path takes you up a narrow canyon into a primordial jumble of greenery between walls that rise 50 to 80 feet on each side, nearly straight up.

    If the scene" A special-effects team added the film's scampering dinosaurs in postproduction, but as you splash along now, it will be easy enough to imagine a Spinosaurus or Ceratosaurus lurking behind the next log.

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