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36.51452,-82.60601~Trailhead at [[Big Oak|Big Oak]]~[[Image:BMP Big Oak - Chinquapin Trail sign.JPG|50px]]~MarkerT.png | 36.51452,-82.60601~Trailhead at [[Big Oak|Big Oak]]~[[Image:BMP Big Oak - Chinquapin Trail sign.JPG|50px]]~MarkerT.png | ||
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36.50951,-82.62137~Trailhead at [[Lake Road (Bays Mountain Park)|Lake Road]]~ ~MarkerT.png | 36.50951,-82.62137~Trailhead at [[Lake Road (Bays Mountain Park)|Lake Road]]~ ~MarkerT.png | ||
36.51527,-82.60722~Trail bridge by Troop 51~[[Image:BMP Chinquapin Trail bridge1.JPG|150px]]~MarkerL.png | 36.51527,-82.60722~Trail bridge by Troop 51~[[Image:BMP Chinquapin Trail bridge1.JPG|150px]]~MarkerL.png |
Revision as of 13:20, 4 October 2015
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Trail Overview
Located in Bays Mountain Park. New mountain biking trail constructed by the local club. Good for an easier ride or hike through hardwood forest dotted with hemlocks.
How to get there
From the main parking lot, take Lake Road around to unmarked trailhead or jump on Big Oak for short distance for other trailhead.
Route Description
The path meanders through the forest with planned switchbacks and bridge crossing.
This trail has connections to Big Oak Trail, Fire Tower Trail, Lake Road, and Lakeside Trail.
Miles | Chinquapin Trail | Miles |
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0.0 | Trailhead at Lake Road | 1.85 |
0.7 | Junction with Fire Tower Trail | 1.15 |
1.85 | Trailhead at Big Oak Trail | 0.0 |
Typical Conditions
Hard packed trail with groove down the middle from the mountain bikes. Some rocks located at key spots. Several wood bridges constructed by BSA Troop 51.