Name: Red Blaze Trail
Rating: 1.0

“This trail is overgrown throughout the middle portion, but the beginning and end are doable.”

— Jeff Howard

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The Red Blaze Trail connects off the Blue Blaze Trail. The Red Blaze Trail connects with an unmarked trail extension that follows out to Bakerstown Rd. The trail continues off Bakerstown and connects back with Red Blazes. The middle portion of the trail is rather overgrown, but the ends are okay.

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Local Club: Trail Pittsburgh

Land Manager: Allegheny County, PA

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The trails starts back up after the doubletrack. A fast fun section.

Red Blaze Trail joins the doubletrack on Blue Blaze.

Short bridge after logs.

Red is fast and speedy after dropping in off the field.

Log jump. Getting close to the end.

Red picks up after connecting off Bakerstown Road extension.

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1.8 Miles 2.9 Kilometers Singletrack	217' 66 m Ascent -233' -71 m Descent
1,217' 371 m High 1,084' 330 m Low	5% Avg Grade (3°) 13% Max Grade (7°)
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Red Blaze Trail

1.8 Miles 2.9 Kilometers

Singletrack

217' 66 m

-233' -71 m

1,217' 371 m

1,084' 330 m

5%

13%

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“This trail is overgrown throughout the middle portion, but the beginning and end are doable.”