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Brown Mountain Trail

Brown Mountain Trail, a popular trail, travels through beautiful old growth forests on classic single track with some double track. The trailhead is located off Forest Road 3640 on the northwest side of Lake of the Woods. The route can be traveled in either direction. Brown Mountain Trail uses a combination of trail segments so a GPS track is suggested. Don’t miss the great views of Mt. McLoughlin from the High Lakes Trail segment.

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