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Thomas J. Story J.D. Simkins  – June 23, 2021 Twelve years after being incinerated, an immensely popular Big Sur hike is finally reopening to the public. The breezy .75-mile jaunt known as the Pfeiffer Falls Trail, which meanders through a dense envelopment of redwoods before winding down a gorge and culminating with awe-inspiring views of a 60-foot waterfall, had been closed since 2008, when the Basin Complex Fire obliterated much of the trail and its infrastructure. Now, after $2 million of renovations and years of work, hikers will once more be able to set foot on the iconic trail. More Videos From Sunset “This trail is going to make a lot of people’s day,” Marcos Ortega, superintendent of California State Parks’ Big Sur cohort, told The Mercury News. “It’s kid-friendly. You get to see a waterfall. You’re in the redwoods. It gives you the full Big Sur experience.”

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