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Where everyone goes so extremely crowded. Skip the observation tower, take a short hike, and get the real mountain experience in the outdoors.
Unique Suggestions: Park, hike and don't look back.
Fun Alternatives: Sunrise Visitor Center has similar amenities, but is a little less crowded.
Written Sep 28, 2002
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Where everyone goes so extremely crowded. Skip the observation tower, take a short hike, and get the real mountain experience in the outdoors. Park, hike and...
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