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{{Trail | {{Trail | ||
|Trail Highlight=The last portion of the Wilderness Trail not paved | |Trail Highlight=The last portion of the Wilderness Trail not paved | ||
|Trail System=Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail | |Trail System=Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail | ||
|City=Duffield | |City=Duffield | ||
|Trail Marking=None | |Trail Marking=None | ||
|Trail Use=Hiking | |Trail Use=Hiking | ||
|Trail Features=Vistas | |Trail Features=Vistas | ||
|Difficulty Rating=Medium | |Difficulty Rating=Medium | ||
|Hike Time=3 hrs | |Hike Time=3 hrs | ||
|Trail Distance= | |Trail Distance=3.5 mi | ||
|Round Trip Distance= | |Round Trip Distance=7.0 mi | ||
|Trail Type=In-and-Out | |Trail Type=In-and-Out | ||
|High Point=2, | |High Point=2,560 ft | ||
|Low Point=1, | |Low Point=1,360 ft | ||
|Elevation Gain=1, | |Elevation Gain=1,200 ft | ||
|Elevation Loss=0 ft | |Elevation Loss=0 ft | ||
|Elevation Change Direction=East-to-West | |Elevation Change Direction=East-to-West | ||
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== Trail Overview == | == Trail Overview == | ||
Follow some of the footsteps by Daniel Boone up to Kane Gap in Powell Mountain. This section is cited to be the only part of the famous Wilderness Road which has not been paved. However, while there is a sign at the trailhead and reference on Scott County Tourism website, there is no actual marked trail since the old forest roads cross both private and public property. This wiki entry has a proposed route for you to take, but likely | Follow some of the footsteps by Daniel Boone up to Kane Gap in Powell Mountain. This section is cited to be the only part of the famous Wilderness Road which has not been paved. However, while there is a sign at the trailhead and reference on Scott County Tourism website, there is no actual marked trail since the old forest roads cross both private and public property. This wiki entry has a proposed route for you to take, but is likely not all on the original Wilderness Trail. | ||
== How to get there == | == How to get there == | ||
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== Route Description== | == Route Description== | ||
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Very lightly used. First half to three-quarters mile is a rutted gravel road. The path then becomes a former logging road winding up to the mountain gap. Return by same route. | |||
The forest road is also reported to continue down into Wallen’s Creek valley for an extended hike. | The forest road is also reported to continue down into Wallen’s Creek valley for an extended hike. | ||
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Reported that the Morrell mushrooms are seen along the trail during second or third week in April. | Reported that the Morrell mushrooms are seen along the trail during second or third week in April. | ||
== Photos == | == Photos == |