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Category Archives: Mileage
The Longest Loop
June 27, 2012: The longest loop at the PKP is 5.5 miles, took me about three hours, not hurrying. It includes the highest point and the lowest point, and goes into the ravine twice, so plenty of vertical. ***The Highland … Continue reading
The Long Loop
September 30, 2011: I hiked the long loop this morning. It’s four and a half miles. If you include the Highland Trail the preserve would offer probably a 5 mile hike. It took me three and a half hours, I … Continue reading
Paradise Glen loop
August 25, 2011: Paradise Glen is my name for this lovely spot, but now I suspect the real name is Sergeant’s falls. Click the picture, just look at this place! I got the name “Sergeant’s Falls” from Catherine Kielb’s 2008 … Continue reading
The efts are out / waterfall loop again
August 1, 2011: Hiked the waterfall loop today. It’s a good short aerobic hike. 1.3 miles, 1.3 hours, views of the most dramatic formations, and enough vertical to get your heart going. ***It’s “eft” season. These little guys are everywhere. … Continue reading
