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Red Trail

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  1. Areas
  2. RI
  3. …Southern Rhode Island
  4. …Tiverton
  5. Weetamoo Woods
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“The second longest trail in Weetamoo Woods. The Red Trail marks the Lake Road entrance. ”

James Silva
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1.0

Miles

1.6

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Singletrack

167' 51 m

High

104' 32 m

Low

21' 6 m

Up

72' 22 m

Down

2%

Avg Grade (1°)

5%

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Description

The Red Trail connects to all the main (colored) trails in Weetamoo Woods. Like all the Weetamoo trails, Red Trail can get pretty rocky in places where many riders will have to dismount and walk their bikes. Coming from Lake Road, Red Trail smooths out just after passing the old sawmill foundation, and riders can pick up some pretty good speed.

The west end of Red Trail splits just before connecting with Yellow Trail. Neither line of the Red Trail fork has a separate name, however.

Contacts

Local Club: Rhode Island NEMBA

Land Manager: The Tiverton Land Trust

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James Silva
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#7

in Weetamoo Woods

#29471

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#7

in Weetamoo Woods

#27

in Rhode Island

#29,471

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Orange Trail terminus.
Aug 8, 2016 near Tiverton, RI
The Blue Trail continues here, just after this rocky ditch. Easy to miss if you're not careful.
May 21, 2017 near Tiverton, RI

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Jul 2, 2020
Jazzmister Jason
Rocky and technical Trail fun some parts are a black due to the amount of rocks not very steep

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