Travel Reference
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the north. Turn right onto the side trail and head north. The trail
is still blazed with white diamond markers.
Cross an abandoned service road. You will see an established
campsite to the left (east). In about 400 feet cross another
abandoned service road.
1.0
Pass a bench.
1.3
Cross a creek and wetland over a 25-foot-long bridge.
1.4
Pass a bench.
1.5
Cross FR 348A to the east.
1.9
The path is more grassy here for a short distance. Look for
pitcher plants alongside the trail.
2.2
Cross FR 337 to the northwest.
2.5
Cross a narrow creek. After the crossing, Five Runs Creek will
be on your right (east).
2.6
Cross a runoff on a makeshift bridge: two 2-by-12-by-10
boards. There is a pond on your left (west) and Five Runs
Creek on your right.
2.7
The trail is a bit washed out, about a 3-foot section. You will
need to hop this one carefully. A steep bank to the creek is next
to the trail. In 100 feet you'll see a line of shoals in the creek
and then come to a Y. The right fork to the northeast is a short,
2.8
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