Fair Hill Natural Resource Management Area
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Trail Review: Fair Hill’s Blue Trail
The Blue Trail offers exciting features like river crossings, a crushed truck, and scenic bridges. It presents moderate challenges with significant hills and grassy areas that may attract ticks. The trail, approximately 3.5 miles long, loops from North Appleton Parking Lot. Despite challenges, it’s recommended for its unique and adventurous sights.
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Trail Review: Fair Hill’s Red Trail
The Red Trail at Fair Hill, completed by Eagle Scout Jimmy Moore, offers a picturesque 2.5-mile loop. Clearly marked with red blazers, it features stream crossings with stepping stones and a tree tunnel, making it a delightful and moderately easy hike. The unique views and cool features make it a highly recommended post-work adventure.
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Trail Review: Fair Hill’s Green Trail-Stupid Hill Trail Loop
I went on a sunrise hike at Fair Hill Natural Resource Area, feeling less motivated in the cold without my usual hiking buddy. The Green Trail featured scenic ruins and natural beauty, while the “Stupid Hill Trail” lived up to its name with a challenging elevation. Overall, a peaceful and worthwhile hike with moderate difficulty.
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Trail Review: Fair Hill’s Orange Trail
The writer embarked on a challenging solo hike at Fair Hill Natural Resource Area. Despite some initial confusion with trail markers, the Orange Trail offered stunning views, wildlife sightings, and natural landmarks. However, unclear markers near roads caused frustration. Overall, it’s a rewarding nature hike with challenging terrain, best enjoyed with friends and a map.
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Lost in the Fog
The writer recounts a foggy hike that turned into a 9-mile ordeal instead of the intended 5-mile trek. The dense fog led to a wrong turn, adding distance and time to the journey. This experience highlights the impact of environmental factors on decision-making and prompts reflection on preparedness for future challenges like those in Alaska.
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Trail Review: Fair Hill’s Ranger Recommended Hiking Trail
Nick and the narrator went hiking at Fair Hill Natural Resource Management Area, experiencing beautiful views, historic ruins, and numerous creek crossings. Despite the intended trail, a Ranger’s suggestion led them to a different path. The trail spanned 5.9 miles with varying elevations, passing through forests, fields, and horse farms, providing a comprehensive picture of…
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