1.7 miles
Distance
52 ft
Climb
-55 ft
Descent
987 ft
High Point
This is the easiest trail in the Park, at the same time I think it is a lot of fun with all the flowing corners. It is a one-way trail, however, hiking is allowed in the opposite direction of bike flow.
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Brown Loop is a 2 mile moderately popular easy route located near La Grange Wisconsin. This hike only route and has a easy overall physical rating. This route climbs 52 ft with a max elevation of 987 ft then descends -55 ft.
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Primary ActivityHike
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Difficulty ratingGreen
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Bike typeXC, Adaptive MTB, Gravel
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Physical ratingEasy
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Altitude change-3 ft
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Altitude min950 ft
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Altitude start960 ft
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Altitude end958 ft
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Grade-0%
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Grade max-9.8%
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Grade min6.9%
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Distance climb2,011 ft
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Distance down2,395 ft
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Distance flat4,304 ft
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