Muscadine Trail - West

Name: Muscadine Trail - West
Rating: 3.0

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Trail

1.4 mile 2.3 kilometer point to point
96% Runnable
Intermediate

Elevation

Ascent: 57' 17 m
Descent: -190' -58 m
High: 693' 211 m
Low: 536' 163 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 3% (2°)
Max Grade: 21% (12°)

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Trail shared by Jake Weber

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You can scramble right up to the base of the small waterfall in the spillway off the Wild Azalea Trail.

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“A winding trail from Cantrell Ave trailhead location to the tunnel at Highway 21.”

— Jake Weber

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Runner Notes

I ran several of the sections of this trail. There are many level sections, with only a few muddy spots to avoid. There are a lot of exposed roots.

Description

This is a winding trail from the Cantrell Ave trailhead location to the tunnel at Highway 21. This is the west section with access to Wild Azalea and Billy's Walk trails that will take you to Haigler Lake area. The trail starts near an area with local houses and has some debris and trash. Once you turn north, the trail is secluded and quiet. It is wide most of the way as it routes to Steel Creek. The trail is shared with horses, so watch out for road apples!!