Name: Lookout Trail
Rating: 4.0

“This is the main east-west connector across the main ridge in the system.”

— Chris Chaney

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Overview

Daylight hours only. No camping. Berea College website.

Features: Birding — Fall Colors — River/Creek — Views — Wildflowers — Wildlife

Dogs: Leashed

Runner Notes

There are high cliffs at the western end of this trail.

Description

From East Pinnacle Trail the Lookout Trail climbs up to the main crest of the ridge and then traverses past the intersection with the Robe Mountain Trail, the Indian Fort Trail and turns back to meet Indian Fort Trail at the western overlook.

This trail can be utilized for any loops in the Indian Fort system.

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Land Manager: Berea College Department of Forestry

May 19, 2016: Hello world!

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0.7 Miles 1.0 Kilometers 81% Runnable Singletrack	233' 71 m Ascent -51' -15 m Descent
1,558' 475 m High 1,334' 407 m Low	8% Avg Grade (5°) 29% Max Grade (16°)
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Lookout Trail

0.7 Miles 1.0 Kilometers

81%

Singletrack

233' 71 m

-51' -15 m

1,558' 475 m

1,334' 407 m

8%

29%

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“This is the main east-west connector across the main ridge in the system.”