[...] we visited Circle O, a new trail that was added back in 2007 and then the Slick Rock Practice Loop. Both had been quite [...]
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![Circle O trail head](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3185/2901327603_2042ff7515_s.jpg "This is the actual trail head for Circle O. We came back and did it the "right way." Definitely like either way. The "backwards" way is more climb through the trail, and more down hill going the "right" way.")
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[...] we visited Circle O, a new trail that was added back in 2007 and then the Slick Rock Practice Loop. Both had been quite [...]
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