Name: Lykens Rd
Rating: 3.0

“A gravel road heading through Weiser State Park.”

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A non-technical gravel road provides an excellent route for cruising.

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Weiser State Park is a densely forested gem, and this trail takes advantage of the beautiful surroundings. The trail is a gravel road, and provides the perfect surface for casual outings. Additionally, this trail can be used to get to the Doc Smith Trail and Rattling Creek Trail .

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3.4 Miles 5.4 Kilometers 99% Runnable Doubletrack	128' 39 m Ascent -333' -102 m Descent
1,266' 386 m High 1,026' 313 m Low	3% Avg Grade (1°) 10% Max Grade (5°)
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Lykens Rd

3.4 Miles 5.4 Kilometers

99%

Doubletrack

128' 39 m

-333' -102 m

1,266' 386 m

1,026' 313 m

3%

10%

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“A gravel road heading through Weiser State Park.”