Name: Blueberry
Rating: 4.0

“Smooth gradual singletrack taking you past the Ridge Trail, Whiskeytown, and ending at KAGO road.”

— Daniel Gailis

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An easy, gradual climb from the Eulalona Trail near the entrance to the main park area up to the radio tower on KAGO hill. The trail passes by the intersection of the Ridge Trail, and the "4 corners" intersection with Whiskeytown, and finally the intersection of T-Bar, Cutter, and the Sunrise Trail. Blueberry is a great connector trail for easy access throughout the rest of the park.

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Local Club: Klamath Trails Alliance

Land Manager: City of Klamath Falls, Oregon

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Sep 6, 2014

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0.8mi — 8h 35m

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0.8 Miles 1.3 Kilometers 97% Runnable Singletrack	185' 56 m Ascent 0' 0 m Descent
4,475' 1,364 m High 4,290' 1,308 m Low	4% Avg Grade (2°) 7% Max Grade (4°)
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Blueberry

0.8 Miles 1.3 Kilometers

97%

Singletrack

185' 56 m

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4,475' 1,364 m

4,290' 1,308 m

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“Smooth gradual singletrack taking you past the Ridge Trail, Whiskeytown, and ending at KAGO road.”