Big Slope Trail

01 · Character of the route

Is this one for you?

Castle or ruins Quiet area Uncrowded Family friendly

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02 · 1 point along the route

What will you encounter?

1× ruins

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Sugar Shack Ruins ruins · 488 m off route 0,6 km 100%

· Elevation profile

How tough is this route?

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03 · Landmarks

Steady waypoints

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04 · Intersecting routes

Where you meet other trails

Big Slope Trail

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Power House Trail

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Sagamore Lake Trail

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05 · From the trail

Through the eyes of hikers

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07 · Before you go

Answers to common questions

How long is the Big Slope Trail hiking route?

Big Slope Trail is 579 m long.

How long does it take to walk Big Slope Trail?

At an average walking pace, Big Slope Trail takes approximately 9 min to complete.

Is Big Slope Trail a loop trail?

No, Big Slope Trail is a linear (point-to-point) trail. It runs from Power House Trail to Sagamore Lake Trail. Plan ahead for return transport.

Where does Big Slope Trail start?

Big Slope Trail starts at Power House Trail.

What fitness level is needed for Big Slope Trail?

Big Slope Trail is an easy hike, suitable for walkers of all fitness levels.