White Rabbit Trail

Name: White Rabbit Trail
Rating: 4.0

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Trail

2.0 mile 3.3 kilometer point to point
69% Runnable
Easy/Intermediate

Elevation

Ascent: 317' 96 m
Descent: -998' -304 m
High: 3,334' 1,016 m
Low: 2,500' 762 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 12% (7°)
Max Grade: 28% (16°)

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“White Rabbit connects Alice in Wonderland and FS Road 2060 to Oredson-Todd Woods. The trail has some wonderful views.”

— Torsten Heycke

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Features Views · Wildflowers · Wildlife

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Excellent vertical training.

Description

White Rabbit is one of the two original Lewis Carroll themed trails and connects to the original: Alice in Wonderland. Starting at the White Rabbit Trailhead at FS Road 2060 and heading east, the trail climbs gently and passes by some huge granite boulders before descending rather steeply and then climbing back up to some great views of the Rogue Valley. Several benches are perched at the high points. From this point, the trail descends with many switchbacks and some steeper sections to Oredon-Todd Woods. Most of this trail is within Siskiyou Mountain Park.

White Rabbit connects to Caterpillar Trail and as well as the Mike Uhtoff Trail. Several tiny trails are associated with White Rabbit. Several land managers are responsible for the maintenance of this trail: USFS, Ashland Parks and Recreation and the Southern Oregon Land Conservancy.