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This trail connects Ashland Loop Rd to JubJub, Bandersnatch and Red Queen.


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0.6

Miles

0.9

KM

Point to Point

2,736' 834 m

High

2,438' 743 m

Low

6' 2 m

Up

302' 92 m

Down

11%

Avg Grade (6°)

30%

Max Grade (17°)

Dogs Leashed

Features Views · Wildflowers · Wildlife

No horses or bikes on most of this trail.

Description

This trail was substantially re-routed and rebuilt in 2016 and connects from Ashland Loop Rd near the Cottle-Phillips trails to Bandersnatch, Jubjub and Red Queen.

It climbs steeply at times on a ridge and affords views of parts of the Rogue Valley. It crosses the BTI mountain bike trail, so beware for other users at this crossing.

Many shorter and longer loops are possible in conjunction with the aforementioned trails as well as FS Road 2060. Most of this trail is pedestrian-only. The top part overlaps with a multi-use section which allows equestrians and mountain bikers (who may use JubJub and Bandersnatch).

Please be courteous to neighbors This trail passes above and below some residences. Please speak softly in this section (signed).

Flora & Fauna

Poison oak abounds.

Contacts

Shared By:

Torsten Heycke

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Lower Red Queen Trail is located on dry side hills full of Manzanita and Madrone (and poison oak).
Jun 22, 2017 near Ashland, OR
Lower Red Queen Trail is so close to residences, yet it feels far away.
Jun 22, 2017 near Ashland, OR
Lower Red Queen Trail has a beautifully smooth tread.
Jun 22, 2017 near Ashland, OR
Stop # 2, Example of Fire Resilient Trees, Less Resilient Manzanita, 2012 Fire
Jun 19, 2018 near Ashland, OR
Example of Steep Slopes and Geology; less resistant Douglas Fir (dead trees)
Jun 19, 2018 near Ashland, OR
Lower Red Queen offers some gorgeous valley vistas.
Jun 21, 2017 near Ashland, OR

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