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Shawnee State Park North Loop

West Portsmouth, Ohio

Details

Distance

19.82 miles

Elevation Gain

3806 ft

Route Type

Loop

Description

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Shawnee State Park North Loop, located in West Portsmouth, Ohio, is a well-known hiking trail. The trail spans approximately 19.82 miles and is rated as moderate in difficulty. It is a loop trail, meaning it begins and ends at the same location. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and nature trips. The trail offers a variety of natural features. It winds through dense forests of oak and hickory trees, and crosses several small streams. The trail also passes by Roosevelt Lake, a popular spot for fishing and bird watching. There are several rock formations along the trail, adding to the diverse landscape. Hikers should be prepared for a moderately challenging hike. The trail includes some steep inclines and rocky terrain. It is recommended to wear sturdy hiking boots and bring plenty of water. The trail is open year-round, but can be muddy in the spring or after heavy rain. Despite its challenges, Shawnee State Park North Loop offers a rewarding hike with diverse natural features.
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Features

Backpacking
Dog Friendly
Forest
Wildflowers
Wildlife

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