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A nice relatively flat path that flows through the trees.


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Map Key

1.3

Miles

2.2

KM

Doubletrack

181' 55 m

High

139' 42 m

Low

54' 17 m

Up

57' 17 m

Down

2%

Avg Grade (1°)

4%

Max Grade (2°)

Dogs Leashed

E-Bikes Unknown

Description

This is the longest loop at Whipple Creek Park.

This trail map starts at the southern intersection of the South Ridge Trail and North-South Connector. Head west. It will be a packed gravel and dirt mixture, and you'll start rolling through the trees. On the west end, you'll come to an open prairie with a picnic table. (Before the prairie is Burl Cutoff, a short-cut on the right. This takes the end off the South Ridge Loop.)

Right after the picnic table is a short descent. Keep to the right to stay in the loop. You'll pedal back through the trees with the Whipple Creek down below on the left. (There are several pigtails that cut through on the right. If you want to hit the single tracks or 45th Parallel this is where you can pick them up.)

At the intersection hang a right, making your way south to connect back to where you started.

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Shared By:

Mike Lenz

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#279

in Washington

#12,418

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Photos

Trees blocking the west end of the 45th Parallel.
Jul 8, 2022 near Felida, WA
Seasonal trail sign for 45th Parallel at the picnic area.
Jul 8, 2022 near Felida, WA
Picnic Area with one table.
Jul 8, 2022 near Felida, WA
South Ridge Loop is a wide gravel path like this
Dec 29, 2015 near Felida, WA
Sometimes, trees come down in wind storms. This one is gone now.
Dec 29, 2015 near Felida, WA
Heading up the 40 second long Carousel Hill portion of the South Ridge Loop trail.
Dec 29, 2015 near Felida, WA

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Mar 21, 2017
ethan wilmington
great trail to start on. has some gentle hills and is in a beautiful forest. there is one section that is steep for about 15-20 feet but then flatt... 1.3mi
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