Robb Hidden Canyon is a steep-sided ravine with a clear stream running through it. There are beech and maple trees on the slopes, and a grassy meadow at the top from which a visitor has a panoramic view of Ball Lake. Beneath the trees on the slopes grow bishop’s cap, jewelweed, rue anemone, wild phlox, black cohosh, spring beauty, Virginia waterleaf and large-flowered trillium. In the trees are scarlet tanagers, indigo buntings, wood thrushes and rose-breasted grosbeaks.
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