Bear Ridge

Name: Bear Ridge
Rating: 5.0

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Trail

1.1 mile 1.8 kilometer point to point
91% Runnable
Intermediate

Elevation

Ascent: 326' 99 m
Descent: -7' -2 m
High: 758' 231 m
Low: 438' 134 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 6% (3°)
Max Grade: 17% (10°)

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Trail shared by Shane Hendrickson

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“A fairly easy part of the trail. There are lots of roots and rocks, so be careful.”

— Shane Hendrickson

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Rocks and roots are pretty much on every part of this trail. Be careful!

Description

This is an easy part of the trail to run. It is steep at the start (near the houses) and continually builds but at an easier incline towards 256 Street. There are a few twists and turns. Make sure you watch for roots and rocks. The last km is pretty easy with a slight downhill towards 256. Make sure you have a bear bell in bear season. I've personally seen bears up on this trail. They are mainly black bears so you shouldn't get in trouble if you're smart (don't try to get close no matter how cute their cubs are!!!) As stated it ends at 256th Street and it's just a short (but steep) uphill to connect to George's Way Trail.