宁海国家登山健身步道（妙相寺——冯家）
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 32.31 mi
- Elevation gain
- 10,951 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 11,027 ft
- Max elevation
- 2,896 ft
- TrailRank
-
30
4.7
- Min elevation
- 53 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Coordinates
- 5907
- Uploaded
- April 17, 2011
- Recorded
- April 2011
near Shan-t’ou-hsia, Zhejiang Sheng (China)
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Itinerary description
2011年4月16日磨房宁波站茶山百里活动轨迹
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根据GPS记录的完成时间分段如下：
妙相寺04：57：37
西林水库07：45：48
柴鸟坑08：58：54
走错后折返到柴鸟坑09：34：03
摩柱峰顶最点10：39：49
东海云顶公路11：00：47
外袁桥头13：14：02
里袁折返到外袁桥头起点13：47：50
冯家NTS002标志牌16：23：56
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根据GPS记录的完成时间分段如下：
妙相寺04：57：37
西林水库07：45：48
柴鸟坑08：58：54
走错后折返到柴鸟坑09：34：03
摩柱峰顶最点10：39：49
东海云顶公路11：00：47
外袁桥头13：14：02
里袁折返到外袁桥头起点13：47：50
冯家NTS002标志牌16：23：56
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super trail, very easy to follow even without the GPS tracks. the NTS signposts make possible to do with just a printed map.
First part of the trail was very clear and easy to follow using the GPS track. We managed to come off the track from the mid-point onwards and got lost! I think if we'd have followed the GPS track we would have been ok though :-) the trails are really beautiful but, with a lot of uphill, they are challenging.
We did the first twelve kilometers of the trail, all the way to Xujiashan. Scenery was amazing. First two kilometers are tough, after that it gets easier.
We did the first twelve kilometers of the trail, all the way to Xujiashan. Scenery was amazing. First two kilometers are tough, after that it gets easier.
Does anyone have a pin location for the trail end for pick up directions?
The Da Hu Tong campsite no longer exists. It appears to have been replaced by some semi-abandoned stone buildings. Bummer.
*Correction: the Da Hu Tong campsite is still there, just overgrown. It’s right beyond the semi-abandoned buildings right off the trail behind the signs.
Also, when I hiked this at the end of October 2023, there were no longer running water sources from the reservoir to Da Hu Tong.