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Embark on the Appleblossom Trail for a moderate hike spanning 5.5 miles (8.9 km), where you will gain 217 feet (66 metres) in elevation. This well-maintained path, estimated to take around 2 hours and 19 minutes, winds through the wooded areas of the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. You can expect…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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7.29 km
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733 m
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This specific Appleblossom Trail is located within the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. The preserve is known for its extensive network of trails and facilities, including the Coler Creek Preserve Gateway.
The Appleblossom Trail is primarily a singletrack trail. While it's listed as a cycle way, it's suitable for hiking. Expect a dirt path, as is common in the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve.
With a 'moderate' difficulty grade, the trail is generally suitable for hikers with some experience. It covers approximately 8.9 km (5.5 miles) with an elevation gain of about 66 meters, making it a good option for those looking for a bit more than an easy stroll.
The research indicates that some Apple Blossom Trails are dog-friendly. However, specific regulations for dogs within the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve should be checked directly with the preserve management before your visit to ensure compliance with local rules.
While the research mentions that some Apple Blossom Trails are particularly vibrant in early to mid-May due to blossoming apple trees, this specific trail's optimal visiting time will depend on local weather conditions in the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. Spring and fall generally offer pleasant temperatures for hiking.
The Coler Mountain Bike Preserve typically operates with specific regulations regarding access and usage. It is advisable to check the official Coler Mountain Bike Preserve website or contact them directly for current information on any required permits, entrance fees, or specific rules for hikers.
Access to the Appleblossom Trail is typically through the Coler Creek Preserve Gateway or other designated entry points within the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. Look for official parking areas provided by the preserve.
Within the Coler Mountain Bike Preserve, you can find facilities such as The Homestead at Coler Preserve and a Bike Wash & Repair Station. These amenities can be useful before or after your hike.
Yes, the route for the Appleblossom Trail also passes through sections of Oscar's Loop, Good Vibrations, Esther's, and Here's Johnny. This allows for varied hiking experiences and potential loop options.
The route passes by several highlights within the preserve, including sections of the Rock Salad Trail, Here's Johnny! Trail, Coler Mountain Bike Preserve, and the Appleblossom Trail itself, which is also a designated cycle way.
On average, hiking the Appleblossom Trail takes approximately 2 hours and 19 minutes to complete. This duration can vary based on your pace and how often you stop to enjoy the surroundings.