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Manorville Hills
Trail
9.8 mile
15.8 kilometer
point to point
Intermediate/Difficult
Elevation
Ascent:
691'
211 m
Descent: -599' -182 m
High: 250' 76 m
Low: 94' 29 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 2% (1°)
Max Grade: 10% (6°)
Dogs
Leashed
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“No level sections, lots of smooth singletrack, and many mellow climbs.”
— Larry Becker
Features
-none-
No motor vehicles.
Description
Hike the beginning of the trail until you reach first large glacial erratic, a very large rock named Terrapin.
The singletrack trail begins and ends at this marker. At Terrapin, make a right. When you finish at Terrapin later, stay to your right again to exit to the parking lot.
The trail is well-maintained with mile markers and blue trail markers, so it's not difficult to navigate. Along the way, hikers will pass many glacial erratics named after rock music icons such as "Punk," "Lobster," and "Sly." These features were left throughout the area after a massive glacier melted thousands of years ago.
This trail isn't easy, but once you get used to it, it will quickly become a favorite.
The singletrack trail begins and ends at this marker. At Terrapin, make a right. When you finish at Terrapin later, stay to your right again to exit to the parking lot.
The trail is well-maintained with mile markers and blue trail markers, so it's not difficult to navigate. Along the way, hikers will pass many glacial erratics named after rock music icons such as "Punk," "Lobster," and "Sly." These features were left throughout the area after a massive glacier melted thousands of years ago.
This trail isn't easy, but once you get used to it, it will quickly become a favorite.
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