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| Trail Name
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Rogers Ridge Horse Trail
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| Nearest City
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Mountain City
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| State
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Tennessee
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| Trail Marking
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| Trail Use/Features
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| Difficulty Rating
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Difficult
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| Hiking Time
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| Distance, round-trip
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1212 mi <br />19.312 km <br />
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| Climb/Descent Elevation
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3,0003,000 Feet <br />914.4 Meters <br /> / {{{Elevation Loss}}}"{{{Elevation Loss}}}" is not a number.
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| High Point
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| Nearest Medical
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Mountain City
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Trail Overview
Open grassy ridge at 4,628 ft of elevation with triangulation station disk at corner of Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina
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Route Description
Since the trail is a horse trail, it starts with a creek ford but soon it is an uphill climb. It reaches a ridge and follows near it most of the way. At a fairly high point, it sort of goes through the yard of a house and then continues through woods a short distance to a road, which then leads on to the summit and beyond. Once it opens up to grassy fields, the views are splendid. Trail/road swings right to go almost east for about a half mile to the state line. A left turn past the summit leads down perhaps 100 yards to the marked tricorner point of VA-Tenn-NC.
A point of caution, when returning stay together to be sure to turn off the road where the trail starts.
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Fees, Permits, etc.
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Misc. Information
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That's way more clever than I was expecntig. Thanks!
