Guthrie
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| Segment 6 |
With many small scenic towns
located along this portion of the trail you just might look for a real estate agent while
your in town. Starting from Guthrie at mile marker 82.4 and ending at mile 96 with Nary
just in-between at mile 87.6.
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This small community and township are named for Archibald
Guthrie, the contractor who built the railroad in this area. As should be expected, the
population of the settlement is much smaller than it was during the peak logging years.
However, Guthrie offers much potential for an enjoyable trail experience. The community
is characterized by a near level landscape and a mixture of forest and open countryside. A
cluster of houses, former business buildings, and a vacant church identifies the center of
development. Of major importance to trail development are the civic mined people in the
community and the attractive park bordering the trail route. A striking feature of the
park is a stand of very large white pine.
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| Trail Access and Parking Areas, and Rest Areas in Guthrie |
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Guthrie (Asphalt, 10
feet wide) |
| Mile 82.4 |
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Guthrie trail access and parking lot. |
| Mile 86.0 |
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An interpretive sign explaining the
significance of Bungoshine Creek, a designated trout stream, is proposed for this area. |
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