A shaded outdoor trail winds through a wooded area with varied foliage.
An outdoor trail is shaded by hearty young trees that border a narrow, recessed walking trail in a wooded area. The pale taupe trail has no significant vegetation, except for a few small individual offshoots, and is littered with dead leaves on and to the sides of it. In the foreground to the right, a tree branch has medium-sized green leaves clustered on the twigs of a tree growing from a lower elevation to the right of the trail. To the left of the trail is an elevation that reaches eye level. As the trail curves, the left side of the elevation reveals more visible earth that is a tan color. There are young trees with exposed root systems growing into the visible earth and reaching down to the trail below. On top of that raised elevation are more dead leaves and trees. In the center view, the trees that go beyond the higher elevation are very lush and brilliant green because of their direct exposure to sunlight. The group of trees has dense crowns that obscure the bright sky behind them. Light manages to filter through the canopy over the trail and create a dappling of small, partial areas of light.