Name: Safety Corridor
Rating: 3.0

“A looping trail that outlines the safety corridor.”

— Russell Hobart

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Overview

Watch for postings on dates for hunting season.

Features: Birding — Lake — Views — Wildlife

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Runner Notes

High grass and an occasionally sloppy trail.

Description

This trail is rustic and unmaintained with the main purpose being firebreaks and hunter access. From the parking lot on Transis Camp Road head south. Just before you get to a gravel driveway leading to a house, turn right. Run through high grass and uneven ground until you get to a nice lookout over Jordan Lake.

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Land Manager: North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission

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0.8 Miles 1.3 Kilometers 100% Runnable Singletrack	4' 1 m Ascent -48' -15 m Descent
265' 81 m High 222' 68 m Low	1% Avg Grade (1°) 3% Max Grade (2°)
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Safety Corridor

0.8 Miles 1.3 Kilometers

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Singletrack

4' 1 m

-48' -15 m

265' 81 m

222' 68 m

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3%

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“A looping trail that outlines the safety corridor.”