Needleseye Park Trail

A compact, varied walk of about 4 km (2.5 mi) with roughly 100 m (330 ft) of climbing, this route is a good “medium” outing: short enough for a half-day, but with enough undulation, rock features, and viewpoint potential to feel like a proper hike. Expect a mix of easy path, short steeper pitches, and a few spots where footing matters—especially if the ground is damp.

Before I can tailor this properly (and convert any lon/lat to the nearest address/landmark), I’m missing a few key details from your hike card:

• Country/state/region for Needleseye Park Trail (there are similarly named places in different regions).
• The start location (“Hike head: near …” is incomplete).
• Hike type (loop, out-and-back, point-to-point).
• Any coordinates you want converted (lon/lat), if you have them.

Share any of the above (even just the nearest town or a pin), and I’ll write the full, ready-to-plan description with: - exact start landmark/address, - best parking/public transport approach, - turn-by-turn style expectations with distance/elevation in km/mi and m/ft, - notable landmarks and likely wildlife/vegetation, - and any historical context specific to that region.

If you don’t have coordinates, tell me the nearest town + park name (or the trailhead name shown in HiiKER), and I’ll take it from there.