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A nice flat trail that travels through a hardwood forest with sightings of local white tailed deer a near certainty.


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1.6

Miles

2.6

KM

100%

Runnable

490' 149 m

High

464' 142 m

Low

61' 19 m

Up

57' 18 m

Down

1%

Avg Grade (1°)

4%

Max Grade (2°)

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Features Birding · Wildlife

Description

The trail begins at the junction of the Farkleberry Trail and Osage Orange Trail. The loop is marked as a one-way trail and is a shared cycling path. Overall, this trail travels through fairly dense hardwood forests with varying levels of underbrush. The path is similar to the rest in the area consisting mostly of a sandy clay mix, which makes for easy hiking even in partially wet conditions.

The trail twists and turns through the forest with intermittent large cedar trees spotted along the run. The area is teeming with wildlife, especially white tailed deer, so keep your eyes open as they are seemingly around every corner. This trail provides a great place to enjoy a relatively easy run with friends and family. The kids will enjoy the endless varieties of mushrooms that adorn the trail as well as plenty of wildlife viewing opportunities. Worth the effort if you find yourself at Lake Tawakoni State Park.

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John Shuttlesworth

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#919

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#33,167

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