Name: Isaac Heath
Rating: 3.0

“A nice meandering trail that is flowy in a couple sections.”

— Logan Watts

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Coming from Jim Branch, this trail has a short climb in the forest and then a nice, quick and flowy descent to the Locust split.

Contacts

Local Club: Pisgah Area SORBA

Oct 5, 2017: Ledford Branch Trail Work Day, August 17th, 2017

Sep 27, 2017: Old Fort trail work weekend with Camp Grier

Sep 14, 2017: Big Dig – Turkey Pen – October 14th, 2017

Land Manager: North Carolina Forest Service - Dupont State Forest

Jun 26, 2017: NCFS Online Seedling Store Opens July 3, 2017

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Sep 3, 2016

Ben Calvert

May 23, 2016

Eric Gettman

Apr 30, 2014

Roger Moran

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3.0 from 4 votes

#29

in Dupont State Forest

#11743

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3.0 from 4 votes

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0.5 Miles 0.7 Kilometers Singletrack	18' 5 m Ascent -87' -26 m Descent
2,641' 805 m High 2,554' 778 m Low	4% Avg Grade (2°) 6% Max Grade (4°)
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Isaac Heath

0.5 Miles 0.7 Kilometers

Singletrack

18' 5 m

-87' -26 m

2,641' 805 m

2,554' 778 m

4%

6%

All Clear

“A nice meandering trail that is flowy in a couple sections.”