Sweet Clover Trail

Name: Sweet Clover Trail
Rating: 3.0

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Trail

2.7 mile 4.4 kilometer point to point
75% Runnable
Easy/Intermediate

Elevation

Ascent: 1,258' 383 m
Descent: -193' -59 m
High: 1,503' 458 m
Low: 298' 91 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 10% (6°)
Max Grade: 30% (17°)

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“A nice trail from the Scunnemunk parking area through a flower-filled meadow, up the mountain and down the west side.”

— Karl W

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Description

This white-blazed trail starts from the parking Schunnemonk Trailhead Parking area. The first part of the trail passes through a lovely meadow that was completely packed with wildflowers when we went. After the meadow, the trail enters the forest and crosses the active rail road. After the rail road, the trail quickly ascends Schunnemunk Mountain. It then drops into the ravine on the west side of the mountain before terminating at the Western Ridge Trail.