Two-Mile Backcountry Loop Trail
Cloudland Canyon State Park
| Trailhead Location | Google Maps Location |
| Park Information | Cloudland Canyon State Park |
| Trail Features | Pets Allowed (No Pack Animals), Waterfalls, River & Streams, Primitive / Backcountry Camping
NOTE: for a complete list of features check out the tags at the bottom of this post. |
| Trail Name(s) | Two-Mile Backcountry Loop Trail |
| Last Hiked Dates | 01-16-2016 |
| Rating | 3.2 |
| Class | 1 |
| Trail Official Mileage | 1.8 miles |
| Average Speed | 2.70 miles per hour |
| Max Speed | 7.40 miles per hour |
| Maximum Elevation | N/A |
| Minimum Elevation | N/A |
| Elevation Gain | 200 |
| Official Map PDF |  Cloudland Canyon Official Map 1 file(s) 1.19 MB
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| MHC Custom Map PDF | N/A |
| Track Download |  Two-Mile Loop Trail Track 1 file(s) 24.27 KB
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Important Trailheads, Waypoints and Locations
See the bottom of this post for an additional custom map of the area created by Midlife Hiking Club.
| Trailhead, Waypoint, Location | Map | GPS |
| Parking Area | N/A | N34° 49.449′ W85° 28.769′ |
| Campsite #7 | N/A | N34° 49.098′ W85° 28.370′ |
Trail/Park Official Description
This two-mile loop provides access to the park’s backcountry campsites but is also a nice hike in itself. In a clockwise fashion, the trail slopes gently downward through oak woodland on its way to a small stream and dark groves of eastern hemlock. The trail then climbs approximately 200 feet back up to the trailhead. The Two-Mile Backcountry Trail is marked by red blazes.
Midlife Hikers Review
This trail is one I would consider visiting for a short weekend getaway without the hassle of a technical area. The hike is very easy and the campsites are well maintained. The trail is safe for your kids and animals and would be a great starter backpacking location.
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