Name: Turtle Trail
Rating: 4.0

“This 1.6 mile trail has awesome views of Eagle Lake and the workings of a beaver. Some singletrack too!”

— Donovan Fitzgerald

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Features: Birding — Fall Colors — Lake — Views — Wildlife

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This trail starts at the Boyd's Station parking lot and travels along the Eagle Lake and marsh on its way to the Copperbelly Path. You'll enjoy some of the rare singletrack found in the park at the start and near the end you'll find the home and the workings of a beaver. At the halfway point the trail merges for a bit with the Overlook Trail.

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Land Manager: Sycamore Land Trust

Aug 17, 2017: Dandelion Smoothie

Aug 15, 2017: Why we want you to join

Jun 14, 2017: Upcoming Events

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Views of Eagle Lake abound from the Overlook Trail.

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1.6 Miles 2.6 Kilometers 99% Runnable Doubletrack	72' 22 m Ascent -57' -17 m Descent
477' 145 m High 428' 131 m Low	2% Avg Grade (1°) 7% Max Grade (4°)
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Turtle Trail

1.6 Miles 2.6 Kilometers

99%

Doubletrack

72' 22 m

-57' -17 m

477' 145 m

428' 131 m

2%

7%

All Clear

“This 1.6 mile trail has awesome views of Eagle Lake and the workings of a beaver. Some singletrack too!”