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Trail Log – Sycamore Cove / Grassy Road Loop #143/364 Inspection Date: 09/01/2009

Inspector Name: Patrick Scott, Michelle Aldridge, Dave Danley

BMP at Grassy Road Loop intersection with Thrift Cove

EMP at NC-276

Length: 3.0 miles

Trail Class: 3

Designed Use: Hike and Bike

Managed Use: Hike and Bike

Difficulty Level: More

Average Width: 3 feet

Surface: Native soil

Wilderness Trail: No

Below are sections identified where work may exceed basic maintenance.

Foot
Maintenance Need / Point of Interest
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5412
Intersection of grassy road and sycamore loop – continue straight – current proposed location does not include the interior portion of Sycamore Cove. No specific work needed at this point.
12414
Remove tulip popular, 14” dbh, in center of trail. The tree has a blue trail blaze. Remove tulip popular, 18”dbh, just around the corner.
12686
Trees are too narrow to pass safely. Remove two small dead eastern hemlocks.
12878
Remove trees that are too close to trail.
12906
Armor water crossing with native stone as noted in specifications--

minimum 3ft. x 30 ft.

12989
Remove tulip poplar, 18” dbh.
13459
Steep switchback is not sustainable. Smooth this curve to open up the turn.
13620
Armor creek crossing and approach with native stone as noted in specifications. Minimum 3 ft. x 30 ft. of stone armoring.
13943
Repair the trail tread that is essentially two to six feet from the trail for a stretch of 40 feet. Move the trail back to its original location.
14470
This existing bridge is in good condition. It solved a previous erosion problem similar to what we are now seeing along other stretches of this trail.
14630
Armor creek crossing with native stone as noted in specifications. Minimum 3 ft. x 30 ft. of stone armoring.
14630 to 14860
More sediment control structures are needed along this stretch.
14860
Armor creek crossing with native stone as noted in specifications. Minimum 3 ft. x 30 ft. of stone armoring.
14975
Armor creek crossing with native stone as noted in specifications. Minimum 3 ft. x 30 ft. of stone armoring.
14975
Here the trail and creek run side by side. At high water levels, the creek covers the trail. Water diversion and sediment control are needed.
+
15151
The trail rides the ridge between two drainages. Provide positive drainage off the trail.
15615
Armor creek crossing with native stone as noted in specifications. Minimum 3 ft. x 40 ft. of stone armoring.
15849
End on NC-276.

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