1.4 miles
Distance
168 ft
Climb
-46 ft
Descent
327 ft
High Point
The Ben Utter Trail follows the beginnings of Wood River as it traverses over Stepstone Falls. Along the trail, you will see remnants of an old mill foundation, the falls, and the restored CCC Picnic Pavilion. Adding in the River Trail makes a nice loop, gets you closer to the falls, and allows you to see remnants of an old quarry. The North South Trail also shares the same route in this area. The southern portion of Ben Utter Trail is for hikers only; however, a parallel trail helps bikers detour around that portion.
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Ben Utter Trail (AMC Narragansett) is a 1 mile popular expert route located near Exeter Rhode Island. This hike only route. This route includes 4 trails. This route climbs 168 ft with a max elevation of 327 ft then descends -46 ft.
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Appalachian Mountain Club - Narragansett Chapter
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Trails in Route
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Primary ActivityHike
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Difficulty ratingBlack Diamond
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More Stats for Ben Utter Trail (AMC Narragansett) mountain bike route
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Altitude change123 ft
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Altitude min160 ft
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Altitude start160 ft
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Altitude end282 ft
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Grade1.7%
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Grade max-12.2%
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Grade min19.8%
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Distance climb5,177 ft
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Distance down1,526 ft
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Distance flat561 ft
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