Name: Connector D aka Home Run
Rating: 5.0

“A mostly rolling connector trail that changes from hardpack, to loose gravel, back to dirt.”

— Drew Pace

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This trail is an easier trail, and it is mainly used to connect the trailhead with the South Loop. The trail will take you up a mostly gentle grade, and it is fairly free of obstacles.

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Local Club: Midwest Off-Road Cyclists

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1.1 Miles 1.8 Kilometers Singletrack	158' 48 m Ascent -2' -1 m Descent
1,274' 388 m High 1,118' 341 m Low	3% Avg Grade (2°) 8% Max Grade (5°)
All Clear 47 days ago — Update

Connector D aka Home Run

1.1 Miles 1.8 Kilometers

Singletrack

158' 48 m

-2' -1 m

1,274' 388 m

1,118' 341 m

3%

8%

All Clear

“A mostly rolling connector trail that changes from hardpack, to loose gravel, back to dirt.”