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This is a hike through Mark Twain National Forest to an unusual mound of rocks.


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4.4

Miles

7.1

KM

Point to Point

1,280' 390 m

High

745' 227 m

Low

285' 87 m

Up

820' 250 m

Down

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

23%

Max Grade (13°)

Dogs Unknown

Description

Four wheel drive is necessary to access the trailhead. There are very deep ruts, so high ground clearance needed.

There is an official sign at trailhead and a carved stone marker indicating "Rockpile Mountain Wilderness." The trail is a doubletrack dirt path through hardwood forest with rocks and roots along the way. There are a number of downed trees which cross over the trail. Gradually descend into the hollow and make your way across two hills.

The track ends at Madison Road #423

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#816

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