We, however, decided to go for a 1.7-mile (round trip) nature trail connecting Skull Rock with nearby Jumbo Rocks Campground. Multiple boulder piles located along the trail make this hike very attractive. We did not venture to explore any of them, but I could see how that would be a lot of fun.
Skull Rock:

Bartek, Anil and I, in front of Skull Rock:

During the hike we also saw another rock resembling face. We wouldn't have seen it, if we hadn't gone for a hike:
