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A must-hit section of trail in Dupont.


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Map Key

3.4

Miles

5.4

KM

Singletrack

2,949' 899 m

High

2,569' 783 m

Low

367' 112 m

Up

558' 170 m

Down

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

17%

Max Grade (10°)

Dogs Leashed

E-Bikes Unknown

DuPont State Recreational Forest is a very popular multiuse, bi-directional trail system, so be on the lookout for hikers, horses, and other cyclists. It is normally open in any weather although it can close in extended periods of freeze / thaw during the winter.

Description

This trail features singletrack with several tight switchbacks and a small creek crossing. When you bottom out at the river, it is best to walk across on the large rocks placed for that purpose. Post river crossing, the trail climbs fairly gently to the crest of the ridge and then falls along the ridge into a small gorge. It then runs out along the river to one stream inlet of Lake Julia. The top section of this trail is usually fairly dry and even a little sandy, but the downhill technical sections can be a little wet, though not as bad as Pisgah.

Contacts

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Davis Crain

Trail Ratings

  4.3 from 21 votes

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  4.3 from 21 votes
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#1,027

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Rock hopping over Reasonover Creek
Sep 9, 2017 near Etowah, NC
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Aug 3, 2022
Phil Kelly
Oct 25, 2021
Andrew Leigh
Oct 23, 2021
Alex Silverman
Sep 14, 2021
Jonathan Linder
Great trail! Nice balance of roots, flow. And fire road. Also rode airport trail and fawn lake (great swimming!) 7.8mi
Mar 5, 2021
Nicholas Feliciano
Cool abandon airport on top of mountain
Dec 14, 2020
Ted King
Standing water on the trails but solid trail surface underneath, some wet leaves and wet roots, some mud. Creeks are high and fast. Ridgeline was dry 16.7mi — 2h 00m
Oct 9, 2020
Julia Casals
5.3mi
Nov 16, 2019
Carol Moskel
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