It's interesting to see a tourist attraction that is left for dead, so to speak. The front of this place was actually pretty stunning to approach. We parked our car in a rather normal looking wilderness sort of park and then came across what looked like a scene from the Lion King. It was sort of strange walking through here imagining what it must have been like when it was open. We explored around and inside these things and it's really sad how small they actually were compar

If you want an uninterupted visit to the Nazi Camp, I would suggest going during the week. We went on a Sunday, biggest mistake ever. Not only was it crowded with hikers (that was expected), but there was a rather large group of college students filming a music video, hogging the house for hours. The whole trail was beautiful though, including the grueling stairs. There are about 511 of them, so essentially we went up and down over 1000 stairs in one day. Tiring, but worth it