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Trail
0.7 mile
1.2 kilometer
loop
95% Runnable
Easy/Intermediate
Elevation
Ascent:
59'
18 m
Descent: -63' -19 m
High: 628' 191 m
Low: 569' 173 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 3% (2°)
Max Grade: 7% (4°)
Dogs
Unknown
Weather
All Clear
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“A Jekkyl and Hyde type trail, the western portion is great while the eastern is a boggy mess.”
— Tom Robson
Features
Fall Colors · River/Creek · Wildlife
Description
From the heart of the Sewall Woods trail system, head west, past Denny's Way, and through the terrible bog that is the eastern half of Cal's Run. Once you've reached Criss Cross, you're safe. Turn left to stay on both Cal's and Criss Cross, then hang a right to start the western portion of this loop.
The western section of this trail is great. It's relatively easy, it's wide, and is devoid of any bogs! Make your way around the loop, passing Short Stuff, and turn left on Criss Cross. From here on, the trail is boggy, muddy, fern and swordgrass laden disaster (at least when I did it). Follow this all the way to where you started!
The western section of this trail is great. It's relatively easy, it's wide, and is devoid of any bogs! Make your way around the loop, passing Short Stuff, and turn left on Criss Cross. From here on, the trail is boggy, muddy, fern and swordgrass laden disaster (at least when I did it). Follow this all the way to where you started!
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