Import from Garmin
Import Map / Route Data right from your Garmin GPS Device.
Import Garmin
Duke Forest Walk/Run Loop (3.76 mi.)
Durham, North Carolina
Link: http://www.mapmywalk.com/walk/united-states/nc/durham/307438
Duke Forest Walk/Run Loop Hike
Hikes in Durham, North Carolina
Duke Forest Walk/Run Loop Walk
Walks in Durham, North Carolina
Use the URL above to link to this route from your website or embed this map in your blog.
Read this walk Description |
View this Route in 3D (Google Earth)**
Find more Walks or Map New Walk in Durham, North Carolina
PUBLIC: Created by 
fblum
| View their User Profile and see their other Walks
MapMyFitness, Inc. makes no make no warranties as to the conditions, safety, distance, accuracy, or
suitability of any route for walking, running, hiking, or cycling. Many national forests, wilderness
areas, and state, provincial, or national parks maintain express prohibitions relative to the use of
certain trails and areas. Contact the relevant officials in advance of your use of a given route
should you have questions concerning usage restrictions.
Walk Description
Park along Whitfield on either side. Great walk, dog walk, or run. It is fairly well used and seems very safe-I have never heard of any problems on it. All trails are 10 ft wide packed dirt jeep trails. Crosses creek twice- both good places for dog stops/swims. If it has been raining heavily the second bridge (the concrete bridge) can be under several inches of water- shoes off, no problem! Explore the stream from the concrete bridge- beautiful rock formations in stream about 200 feet downstream- easy foot trails on both sides. For the more adventurous there is a trail on left side of the stream connecting the bridges-just head downstream from the wooden bridge and stay at streamside- can't get lost. It takes longer than you think to do this- maybe 90 minutes and there are a few steep stream side rocky climbs but a great forest walk.
Park along Whitfield on either side. Great walk, dog walk, or run. It is fairly well used and seems very safe-I have never heard of any problems on it. All trails are 10 ft wide packed dirt jeep trails. Crosses creek twice- both good places for dog stops/swims. If it has been raining heavily the second bridge (the concrete bridge) can be under several inches of water- shoes off, no problem! Explore the stream from the concrete bridge- beautiful rock formations in stream about 200 feet downstream- easy foot trails on both sides. For the more adventurous there is a trail on left side of the stream connecting the bridges-just head downstream from the wooden bridge and stay at streamside- can't get lost. It takes longer than you think to do this- maybe 90 minutes and there are a few steep stream side rocky climbs but a great forest walk.
** 3D view requires Google Earth.
Comments by Other Users about this Walk | ADD
MapMyRun.com,
MapMyRide.com,
MapMyWalk.com,
MapMyHike.com,
MapMyFitness.com,
&
MapMyTri.com© MapMyFitness, Inc, All Rights Reserved, 2005-2009
this map is incorrect. the road between whitfield and the wood bridge crosses the utility clearing 2x: right about where the one mile mark is(see satellite view) and once right before the bridge. total distance is closer to 4 miles.
[View Profile]