Name: Rocky Knob Trail
Rating: 3.0

“The Rocky Knob Trail is a great technical trail within Great Seal State Park.”

— Derek Griffiths

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The Rocky Knob Trail (green) is accessed from the Lick Run Trail or the Shawnee Ridge Trail. This trail basically extends the Lick Run Trail another 1.5 miles and makes it a bit more technical. The trail itself is constructed similar to the other trails in the park and gets some good mountain bike use (which means it is usually pretty smooth, except for the roots).

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in Ohio

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1.7 Miles 2.7 Kilometers Singletrack	259' 79 m Ascent -54' -17 m Descent
1,095' 334 m High 851' 259 m Low	4% Avg Grade (2°) 21% Max Grade (12°)
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Rocky Knob Trail

1.7 Miles 2.7 Kilometers

Singletrack

259' 79 m

-54' -17 m

1,095' 334 m

851' 259 m

4%

21%

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“The Rocky Knob Trail is a great technical trail within Great Seal State Park.”