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Bhavya Saha
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    After dark the forest really quiets down and the mist rises higher. A good spot is the viewpoint near the park’s main gate you can spot the silhouettes of the trees and sometimes a few deer that come out after sunset. If you have a flashlight you can do a short loop around the trail, it takes about 30 minutes and the path is still visible. If you want to stay in the area overnight, Chandys Drizzle Drops is a five minute walk from the park and has a good breakfast the next day.

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