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  • Placering: Durham County, North Carolina, Amerikas Forenede Stater

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    Leading from Rogers Road to the Rolling View Recreation Area, this part of the Falls Lake Trail uses the same route as the Mountain-to-Sea Trail. While hiking through dense forest, you will be able to spot the lake multiple times. Feel free to shorten or extend the hike to your liking. At the Rolling View Recreation Area, you can find a campground.
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    Falls Lake Trail (Mountain-to-Sea Trail) from Rogers Road to Rolling View Recreation Area

    13,9km

    03:38

    90m

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    The Falls Lake Trail: Mountains-to-Sea Trail Segment 10 offers a delightful journey through North Carolina's varied landscapes, providing a moderate 8.7-mile (13.9 km) hike. You'll wander through lush hardwood and…

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    Afstand 2,64 km

    Opstigning 40 m

    Nedstigning 60 m

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    søndag 19. juli

    33°C

    24°C

    81 %

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    Maks. vindhastighed: 17,0 km/h

    Placering: Durham County, North Carolina, Amerikas Forenede Stater

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