Trail starts at Polipoli Springs State Park at 6,200' elevation, winds through stands of redwood and other conifers, past Tie Trail junction and down to the old ranger's cabin at 5,300'. At the trail's end is the old Civilian Conservation Corps camp and a three-way junction, the beginning point for both the Plum Trail and the Boundary Trail. Several plum and other fruit trees can be found in this old camp area. Wear bright clothing. Be aware that you may encounter hunters who are hunting off the trail. Stay on trail.
The Plum, Redwood, Haleakala Ridge and Polipoli Trails form a loop trail worth hiking (5.3 miles).
