Near Ribbon Trail (Ridgeline Trail System)
Living stump.
Near Ribbon Trail (Ridgeline Trail System)
Ivy laden firs
Near Ribbon Trail (Ridgeline Trail System)
Ivy laden oaks

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Ribbon Trail (Ridgeline Trail System)

3.0 (1 Rating)
A short trail through a "ribbon" of forest that in the northeast section of the Ridgeline Trail System.
0.9
mi
Distance
136
ft
Gain
moderate
Difficulty
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Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
0.93mi
Distance
136ft
Elevation Gain
286ft
Elevation Loss
20%
Max Grade
783ft
High Point
602ft
Low Point
Path Type
Point to Point
Description
The trail starts at the intersection of E 30th Ave and Spring Blvd. There is good street parking at the trailhead. The first 1/4 mile drops through young oak forest. There is an abundance of ivy climbing the trees, though it looks as if the Parks department has taken some recent action to eradicate it. A short access trail from E29th Ave joins at this spot. The last 3/4 mile undulates its way through a mature Douglas Fir forest before it drops out at Floral Hill Dr. There is no convenient parking on Floral Hill Dr. It is a short 1/2 mile to Hendricks park on the Old Fire Break Trail.

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Contributors
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