Brown Trail

Name: Brown Trail
Rating: 2.0

2.0 ( 1 )

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Trail

0.7 mile 1.1 kilometer point to point
Singletrack
Intermediate

Elevation

Ascent: 19' 6 m
Descent: -251' -77 m
High: 1,028' 313 m
Low: 779' 237 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 7% (4°)
Max Grade: 25% (14°)

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“A connector trail that runs north/south at the southern end of the White Trail.”

— Kristen Arendt

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Features Fall Colors · River/Creek

Park is open 7 am to dark.

Description

The Brown Trail is a short connector trail that can be used to cut-off some mileage on the southern end of the White Trail. If taken from north to south, it is a gradual downhill with one steeper section before it rejoins with the White Trail.

From here, the Brown Trail continues another quarter mile or so until is dead-ends at private property. Unless you are looking to add mileage to your hike, you can probably skip this portion and head left of right on the White Trail to continue your hike.