Name: Running Cedar Trail
Rating: 5.0

“An easy pedestrian-only trail through a hardwood forest.”

— Matthew Rutledge

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Features: Birding — Wildflowers — Wildlife

Dogs: Leashed

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An easy pedestrian-trail that makes use of some of the existing trails on the property to wind through hardwoods forests.

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Running cedar!

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Land Manager: TLC - Brumley Nature Preserve

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1.0 Miles 1.6 Kilometers 100% Runnable Singletrack	49' 15 m Ascent -28' -8 m Descent
547' 167 m High 511' 156 m Low	1% Avg Grade (1°) 6% Max Grade (3°)
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Running Cedar Trail

1.0 Miles 1.6 Kilometers

100%

Singletrack

49' 15 m

-28' -8 m

547' 167 m

511' 156 m

1%

6%

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“An easy pedestrian-only trail through a hardwood forest.”