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== Typical Conditions == | == Typical Conditions == | ||
<!-- Typical conditions throughout the year of what to expect on the trail. Rocky, muddy, sandy, flowers, lots of downed trees? --> | <!-- Typical conditions throughout the year of what to expect on the trail. Rocky, muddy, sandy, flowers, lots of downed trees? --> | ||
One significant creek crossing. Sections of the trail can be very muddy thus not recommended after rain | One significant creek crossing. Sections of the trail can be very muddy thus not recommended after rain every several days before. Mostly up and up and up. | ||
Significant erosion of the main path as seen in a picture in [https://www.timesnews.net/opinion/editorials/editorial-laurel-run-park-is-well-worth-preserving/article_d3fd4ed6-c2ea-11eb-997e-ff462e0b14a3.html this local newspaper editorial]. The funding requested, however, is for shoreline erosion along the Holston River. | Significant erosion of the main path as seen in a picture in [https://www.timesnews.net/opinion/editorials/editorial-laurel-run-park-is-well-worth-preserving/article_d3fd4ed6-c2ea-11eb-997e-ff462e0b14a3.html this local newspaper editorial]. The funding requested, however, is for shoreline erosion along the Holston River. |