Wolf River Trail Blue, White and Yellow Loop

Memphis, Tennessee

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Distance

12.52 miles

Elevation Gain

417 ft

Route Type

Loop

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Wolf River Trail Blue, White and Yellow Loop is a loop trail that takes you by a river located near Memphis, Tennessee.

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Features

Mountain Biking

Running

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Dog Friendly

Family Friendly

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