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North Dakota
2.0 mi
Distance
1,172 ft
Gain
56 min
Time
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Lady Slipper Trail II
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Lady Slipper Trail II is a scenic out-and-back trail in North Dakota offering a gentle 2-mile journey through native prairie and woodland habitat. This trail is named for the delicate lady's slipper orchids that bloom in the area, making it a favorite for wildflower enthusiasts during peak season. The relatively short distance and minimal elevation gain make it an accessible option for hikers of all skill levels.
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