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North Dakota
1.0 mi
Distance
920 ft
Gain
34 min
Time
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Purple Coneflower Trail
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The Purple Coneflower Trail is a short out-and-back hike in North Dakota that showcases the region's native prairie wildflowers, particularly the vibrant purple coneflowers that give the trail its name. This easy walk through grassland terrain offers a peaceful escape and excellent opportunities for wildflower photography and nature observation. The trail's modest distance makes it perfect for families and casual hikers seeking a quick outdoor experience.
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