Name: Kerncliff
Rating: 3.0

“A doubletrack that serves as a connector for several trails.”

— Alan Cross

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This is a mostly doubletrack trail that runs from the end of 4 Gorge Extension to the end of Araminta.

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2.6 Miles 4.2 Kilometers Doubletrack	230' 70 m Ascent -455' -139 m Descent
1,624' 495 m High 1,248' 380 m Low	5% Avg Grade (3°) 39% Max Grade (21°)
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Kerncliff

2.6 Miles 4.2 Kilometers

Doubletrack

230' 70 m

-455' -139 m

1,624' 495 m

1,248' 380 m

5%

39%

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“A doubletrack that serves as a connector for several trails.”