Name: Trillium Trail - Upper Trail
Rating: 2.0

“A very pretty trail along Squaw Run, with trillium blooms in the spring.”

— Kevin Ketchman

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The southern trailhead starts by crossing Squaw Run by way of stepping stones before climbing a staircase.

The trail winds along the hillside with a few vantage points of the Zen's Trail and Squaw Run below. The trail has a few sections with roots, but, in general, it is a very nice trail.

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Trillium bloom in spring.

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Land Manager: Fox Chapel Borough

May 10, 2016: New Website

May 9, 2016: Fire Truck Fund Drive

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Overlooking Zen's Trail and Squaw Run in early ...

A fall perspective along the Upper Trail.

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0.4 Miles 0.6 Kilometers 92% Runnable Singletrack	76' 23 m Ascent -24' -7 m Descent
946' 288 m High 870' 265 m Low	5% Avg Grade (3°) 14% Max Grade (8°)
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Trillium Trail - Upper Trail

0.4 Miles 0.6 Kilometers

92%

Singletrack

76' 23 m

-24' -7 m

946' 288 m

870' 265 m

5%

14%

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“A very pretty trail along Squaw Run, with trillium blooms in the spring.”