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Minnesota
Moose River North Entry
0.5 mi
Distance
57 ft
Gain
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- Distance
- 0.5 mi
- Elevation gain
- 57 ft
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- Forest Service
About this trail
Moose River North Entry is a short out-and-back trail in Minnesota managed by the Forest Service. The route is 0.92 miles long with 57 feet of elevation gain.
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