Near Live Oak
Part of the southern loop of Canebrake 8 - terrain slopes down from left to right.

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Live Oak

2.0 (1 Rating)
Used to be an easy and real pretty trail until the wild hogs destroyed it.
0.5
mi
Distance
4
ft
Gain
moderate
Difficulty

Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
0.5mi
Distance
4ft
Elevation Gain
0ft
Elevation Loss
5%
Max Grade
151ft
High Point
143ft
Low Point
Path Type
Loop
Description
The trail starts on the northeast part of Canebrake right by an old small barn. This trail used to be smooth and easy running around the top of one of the highest parts of the park. Wild hogs destroyed most the first half of the trail, however the first section has been re-routed. Good thing because now this is a rideable trail. It still isn't what it used to be, but it is way better now than the last few years. The trail canopy is about 20 feet up and there is very little underbrush. In the summer, the forest floor is dressed with a velvet like green covering. Visability through the forest is good year around, so you can always see the slope of the hill. Aside from one chewed up section of about 50 yards, the trail is a nice, easy hike with very little elevation change. The trail returns back to the old barn.

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