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      This trail is named for one of the interesting features along the way. The 5.5 acre Addison Bog along its northern section is said to be the only Black Spruce Bog in central Connecticut. Core samples show the bog to be over 17 feet deep in places, and filled with water-saturated peat. This is a highly acidic (4.25 pH) and nutrient poor environment resulting in stunted growth. The bog started as a glacial kettle hole about 8000 years ago and has been accumulating decaying vegetation ever since. Many of the plants in the bog are unusual this far south, including black spruce, larch trees (AKA tamaracks), and insect eating pitcher plants. The black spruce are slow growing. One specimen of 1.75 inch diameter was found to be 48 years old. Along its southern section, the trail overlooks the Salmon Brook valley, which is also owned
      by the town as open space. In total the town owns 250 contiguous acres in this area. Eventually parts of this property may be developed for other public uses, but meanwhile we can enjoy the land as it exists today
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      Region Status
      Open as of May 7, 2022

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      Trails (view details)
      9
      Trails Mountain Bike
      6
      Trails E-Bike
      1
      Trails Hike
      9
      Trails Trail Running
      9
      Trails Snowshoe
      7
      Trails Nordic Ski
      7
      Total Distance
      3 miles
      Total Descent Distance
      2,959 ft
      Total Descent
      87 ft
      Total Vertical
      52 ft
      Highest Trailhead
      167 ft
      Photos
      18
      Ridden Counter
      70

      Recent Ride Log Activity in Region

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      • 0 rides
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      Past Week
      • 3 rides

      Photos of Addison Bog Mountain Bike

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      Mar 15, 2022 @ 2:07pm
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      Mar 15, 2022 @ 1:58pm
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      Mar 15, 2022 @ 1:57pm
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      Mar 15, 2022 @ 1:56pm
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      Mar 15, 2022 @ 1:53pm
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      user #2008266PlumbBobMaddphoto in Manchester, Connecticut, United States and 17 more
      Mar 15, 2022 @ 1:45pm
      Mar 15, 2022
      user #2008266PlumbBobMaddtrailBeaver Marsh View Trail and 2 more
      Mar 15, 2022 @ 1:42pm
      Mar 15, 2022
      user #2008266PlumbBobMaddtrailSalmon Brook Parking Road
      Jan 31, 2022 @ 6:18am
      Jan 31, 2022
      user #2008266PlumbBobMupdatetrailSmith School Greenway
      Jan 31, 2022 @ 6:14am
      Jan 31, 2022

      Activity Type Stats

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      Mountain Bike62 miles72 ft1,903 ft52 ft
      #6,1481018
      E-Bike11 mile39 ft892 ft46 ft
      Hike93 miles89 ft2,959 ft52 ft
      #5,53882
      Trail Running93 miles89 ft2,959 ft52 ft
      #6,2379
      Snowshoe72 miles72 ft1,903 ft52 ft
      #758
      Nordic Ski72 miles72 ft1,903 ft52 ft
      #420
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