Name: Spine Trail
Rating: 2.0

“ This trail heads right down the middle of the park with a lovely view point at the end.”

— Shaun Henderson

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The park is open dawn to dusk.

Dogs: Leashed

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This trail provides a great way to access the beautiful Gig Harbor view point at the end of the park. But most hikers use sections of this trail to link with other longer trails in the area. It is wider than most of the other trails and well maintained.

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Land Manager: Metro Parks Tacoma

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Feb 12, 2017

Darius Mensah

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245' 75 m High 90' 28 m Low	3% Avg Grade (2°) 11% Max Grade (6°)
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Spine Trail

1.3 Miles 2.2 Kilometers

Singletrack

86' 26 m

-158' -48 m

245' 75 m

90' 28 m

3%

11%

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“ This trail heads right down the middle of the park with a lovely view point at the end.”