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An out-and-back, remote-feeling trail with watershed and Rogue valley views, a descent on way out and climb on way back.


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Map Key

0.7

Miles

1.1

KM

Point to Point

3,542' 1,080 m

High

3,331' 1,015 m

Low

107' 32 m

Up

213' 65 m

Down

9%

Avg Grade (5°)

19%

Max Grade (11°)

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Description

The Gimble Trail starts at the northernmost point along Lewis Loops: Gyre. Think of it as a lollipop stick with the loop at the end. The trail begins by descending along a ridge to the northwest and then turns west, still descending, to where the actual loop begins. Note the bear scratches on madrones and the variety of plant life. Some endangered plant species can be found right along this trail, which is adjacent to the Research Natural Area (RNA). Filtered views of Mt. Ashland, Wagner Butte, and the Rogue Valley can be had through the dense trees.

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Torsten Heycke

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Photos

Pileated woodpecker on Lewis Loops (Photo by Robert Nicholson)
Aug 9, 2017 near Ashland, OR
Bear claw marks on Lewis Loop (Gyre) (Photo by Lance Wyss)
Jun 22, 2017 near Ashland, OR

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