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2.7 miles
Distance
912 ft
Climb
-914 ft
Descent
1 mile
High Point
-2 ft
Altitude change
4,483 ft
Altitude min
5,399 ft
Altitude start
5,397 ft
Altitude end
-47.9%
Grade max
50.8%
Grade min
1 mile
Distance climb
1 mile
Distance down
167 ft
Distance flat
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Detailed Description
Narada Falls is a 3 mile less popular intermediate route located near Ashford Washington. This hike only route and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 2 trails. This route climbs 912 ft with a max elevation of 5,399 ft then descends -914 ft.
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Stats
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Distance3 miles
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Altitude min4,483 ft
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Altitude start5,399 ft
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Altitude end5,397 ft
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Climb912 ft
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Descent-914 ft
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Grade max-47.9%
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Grade min50.8%
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Distance climb1 mile
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Distance down1 mile
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Distance flat167 ft
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Primary ActivityHike
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Difficulty ratingBlue
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Route TypeOut & Back
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eBike Allowed
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Physical ratingModerate
Directions
- Walk east.
- Continue for 20 meters.
- Walk east.
- Continue for 20 meters.
- Walk east.
- Continue for 50 meters.
- Walk south on Lower Lakes.
- Continue for 400 meters.
- Walk south on Lower Lakes.
- Continue for 500 meters.
- Bear right onto Narada Falls.
- Continue for 700 meters.
- Walk southwest on Narada Falls.
- Continue for 300 meters.
- Walk east on Narada Falls View.
- Continue for 200 meters.
- Walk northeast on Narada Falls.
- Continue for 600 meters.
- Walk east on Lower Lakes.
- Continue for 800 meters.
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