Name: Duke Energy Corridor
Rating: 3.0

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“Gravel road following the powerlines”

— Russell Hobart

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Overview

Features: Birding — River/Creek — Wildlife

Dogs: Leashed

Runner Notes

The flat even trail makes for easy footing.

Description

This is a simple gravel road that give access to Duke energy utility lines. It is crossed by many of the trails of western Carolina North Forest. The trail begins by the athletic fields of Chapel Hill High School and ends on Waterside Drive. This trail is more open and flatter than many of the trails and provides a nice way to loop together different trails.

Contacts

Land Manager: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Apr 18, 2018: Hanes Art Center Roof Replacement Project Will Begin May 14

Apr 17, 2018: Student Move-Out Reminder: Don’t Ditch It, Donate It!

Apr 16, 2018: Kham and Odom Earn Prestigious Massey Award

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in Carolina North Forest

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Length 1.0 Miles 1.5 Kilometers 99% Runnable	Elevation 48' 15 m Ascent -76' -23 m Descent
2% Avg Grade (1°) 4% Max Grade (2°)	507' 155 m High 431' 131 m Low

Duke Energy Corridor

Length

1.0 Miles 1.5 Kilometers

99%

Elevation

48' 15 m

-76' -23 m

2%

4%

507' 155 m

431' 131 m