Connect with Facebook
Murdock Park Multi-Use Trail
Trail
2.6 mile
4.2 kilometer
out and back
Singletrack
Intermediate/Difficult
Elevation
Ascent:
181'
55 m
Descent: -181' -55 m
High: 693' 211 m
Low: 634' 193 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 3% (2°)
Max Grade: 8% (5°)
Dogs
Unknown
Weather
Minor Issues
Navigate on-trail with our free app
“This loop trail heads up and down the terrain of Murdock Park.”
— Sam Moan
Electric Mountain Bikes
Unknown
Features
-none-
Description
This trail has multiple entrances, but the entrance shown is behind the playground of the elementary school. Parking can be found in the gravel lot across the street from the school. Once behind the fence, look for a blaze orange arrow to point you toward the trail.
The trail is marked by more of these blaze orange arrows and orange marks on the trees. The trail crosses many other trails so be vigilant of these orange marks. Be mindful of the other park users, Murdock has a very popular disc golf course that is intertwined with the trail.
An optional grass section can be included. The trail will start to go through a field, this is another possible starting point, and you can either choose to follow the singletrack up or take the grass section which winds up on Murdock's sled run.
The trail is marked by more of these blaze orange arrows and orange marks on the trees. The trail crosses many other trails so be vigilant of these orange marks. Be mindful of the other park users, Murdock has a very popular disc golf course that is intertwined with the trail.
An optional grass section can be included. The trail will start to go through a field, this is another possible starting point, and you can either choose to follow the singletrack up or take the grass section which winds up on Murdock's sled run.
Biked this trail?
We need help with the following missing trail information:
Photos, Family Friendly, ADA Accessible, Need to Know, Dogs Allowed, Features, Electic Mountain Bikes Allowed
Contacts
Local Club: Tippecanoe Mountain Bike Association (TMBA)
Land Manager: Lafayette Parks and Recreation
MTB Project is part of the REI Co-op family,
where a life outdoors is a life well lived.
0 Comments