In the early 1960s, Wake Forest relied on the Wake Forest Reservoir as its primary drinking water source. Nowadays, the reservoir has transformed into a popular destination for outdoor activities and includes many trails dedicated to running, hiking and biking.

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9.48 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.48 km

1.50 km

1.24 km

973 m

285 m

Surfaces

5.31 km

1.79 km

1.44 km

768 m

176 m

Elevation

This route was planned by komoot.

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220m

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250m

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70m

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320m

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Reservoir loop — Wake Forest

Wake Forest Reservoir

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