Name: Dog Ridge Trail
Rating: 2.0

“Another great connecting trail that allows runners to complete loops of various lengths.”

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The Dog Ridge Trail is either a strenuous climb, or a rapid descent, depending on which way you're headed. This ridge trail is characterized by a multitude of switchbacks connecting the South Boise Trail #101A and West Fork Rapid River Trail #113. While it would be difficult to tackle this route on its own, it enables visitors to make a loop outing instead of an out and back.

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2.2 Miles 3.5 Kilometers 56% Runnable Singletrack	2,156' 657 m Ascent -47' -14 m Descent
7,030' 2,143 m High 4,921' 1,500 m Low	19% Avg Grade (11°) 40% Max Grade (22°)
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Dog Ridge Trail

2.2 Miles 3.5 Kilometers

56%

Singletrack

2,156' 657 m

-47' -14 m

7,030' 2,143 m

4,921' 1,500 m

19%

40%

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“Another great connecting trail that allows runners to complete loops of various lengths.”