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Robert Foote Trail #9047

3.5 (2 Ratings)
Located near Ophir Mountain, this trail connects Ophir Mountain Road to the Peaks Trail.
1.6
mi
Distance
97
ft
Gain
strenuous
Difficulty
Views

Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
1.61mi
Distance
97ft
Elevation Gain
550ft
Elevation Loss
20%
Max Grade
9,916ft
High Point
9,360ft
Low Point
Path Type
Point to Point
Description
From the Ophir Mountain Road doubletrack, this trail heads off to the west. After roughly 0.5 miles, Ho Chi Min Trail #9155 heads off to the right (north). Here, you'll see a marker for the 9047 Trail but not for Ho Chi Min Trail #9155. Follow this trail for 0.2 miles to a sharp right hander that follows a bench. From here, the trail continues on the bench for a few tenths of a mile before dropping quickly down to the Peaks Trail. This is a fun alternate loop option where you can incorporate CT - Segment 7 (Gold Hill Trail) and Peaks Trail. Hiking either west to east or east to west is fine. The trail is narrow but the downhill to the Peaks Trail is sandy, so an ankle roll isn't a huge risk even if you're hiking east to west.

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Contributors
Andy Hardy