I parked in the Dartmouth Crossing Park and walked from there to Viviens Way and returned. It is almost all crusher dust trail with the exception of Viviens Way which is a natural path
Location source: Trail waypoint from gpx_for_app index
GPX file: Lake_Charles_Trail.gpx
GPX track name: Lake Charles Trail
Recent Trail Notes
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Trip Summary
Trip Stats
7.9km
Distance
4.9mi
Distance
2h 01m
Total time
3.9km/h
Avg speed (incl. stops)
3.9km/h
Moving speed
202m
Elevation gain
205m
Elevation loss
83m
Highest point
Elevation Profile
Terrain & Pace Summary
Hilly Walk
Good rolling terrain with 202 m of gain over 7.9 km (26 m/km). Rewarding underfoot without being punishing.
Leisurely Walk
Easy 3.9 km/h pace — plenty of time to take in the surroundings.
Trails Near This Route
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7.9 km trail · 0.0 km away
Lake Charles
I parked in the Dartmouth Crossing Park and walked from there to Viviens Way and returned. It is almost all crusher dust trail with the exception of Viviens…
Nice trail in the heart of a busy industrial area. Nice walk with lake views and boardwalks across a marsh with many birds and a nesting pair of ospreys.
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