Name: Red Loop
Rating: 3.0

“A slightly challenging uphill makes this loop a nice compliment to the Hartwood Acres system.”

— Kevin Ketchman

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Features: Fall Colors — River/Creek

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The Red Loop starts where the Hartwood Acres Yellow Loop leaves off. Following the red/white blazes, you'll partially circumnavigate one of the many little hills in the park. Part of this loop is attached to the Green Loop. The trail ends with an uphill back to the paved road/walk lane.

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May 30, 2015

Kevin Ketchman

Not the best blazing system. Or I am color blind. 1.5mi

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1.5 Miles 2.5 Kilometers 93% Runnable Singletrack	219' 67 m Ascent -164' -50 m Descent
1,307' 398 m High 1,103' 336 m Low	5% Avg Grade (3°) 18% Max Grade (10°)
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Red Loop

1.5 Miles 2.5 Kilometers

93%

Singletrack

219' 67 m

-164' -50 m

1,307' 398 m

1,103' 336 m

5%

18%

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“A slightly challenging uphill makes this loop a nice compliment to the Hartwood Acres system.”