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Trail
3.7 mile
5.9 kilometer
point to point
Easy/Intermediate
Elevation
Ascent:
604'
184 m
Descent: -590' -180 m
High: 2,372' 723 m
Low: 1,876' 572 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 6% (4°)
Max Grade: 18% (10°)
Dogs
Unknown
Weather
Unknown
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“Easy trail with easy to follow signs and gentle grades.”
— ktboundary Thompson
Features
River/Creek · Views
Description
The T Trail begins at the northern end of the campground and takes an immediate left after going through the gate. Hike through the trees and slumping ground to where a new trail has been constructed through a large section of slumping hillside. The trail continues to descend until reaching a cattle trough.
Stay right at the junction with the CC Trail and cross a small stream bed. Follow the drainage along a myriad of cattle trails and take a right at a gated fence. Trend east towards another cattle trough.
Here is the junction of the T and PS Trail where you'll head directly south hugging the bottom of a large butte on the right. The trail continues through trees and begin climbing into a narrow draw before depositing you at the junction of the PS Trail, ER Trail and I Trail.
Follow the I Trail to the campground or one of the other trails to continue onward.
Stay right at the junction with the CC Trail and cross a small stream bed. Follow the drainage along a myriad of cattle trails and take a right at a gated fence. Trend east towards another cattle trough.
Here is the junction of the T and PS Trail where you'll head directly south hugging the bottom of a large butte on the right. The trail continues through trees and begin climbing into a narrow draw before depositing you at the junction of the PS Trail, ER Trail and I Trail.
Follow the I Trail to the campground or one of the other trails to continue onward.
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Family Friendly, ADA Accessible, Need to Know, Dogs Allowed, Flora & Fauna
Contacts
Land Manager: North Dakota Parks and Rec
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