Riley Conservation Area

South Loop Trail

8.5 mi · ▲ 446 ft · 3 hr 3 min

South Loop Trail is an 8.5-mile out-and-back in Riley Conservation Area near Attleboro Falls, MA. It climbs 446 ft. It scores 0/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: paved and peopled.

Elevation

0 mi200 – 364 ft9.2 mi

Getting there

Trailhead: Unnamed 41.98799, -71.30286
Nearest town Attleboro Falls, MA

Directions

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South Loop Trail

8.5 mi · ▲ 446 ft · 3 hr 3 min

Elevation 199–366 ft

Out & Back · Riley Conservation Area

Trailhead: 41.98799, -71.30286

Weather Aug 4: Overcast, high 82°F / low 63° · precip 0% · wind 5 mph · sunrise 5:42 AM · sunset 8:02 PM

  1. Start at the trailhead, heading NW.
  2. 0.5 miTurn right, heading NE.
  3. 0.1 miBear left, heading NW.
  4. 0.2 miTurn left, heading W.
  5. 100 ftTurn right, heading SW.
  6. 350 ftContinue straight onto South Loop Trail, heading NW.
  7. 2.4 miBear right, heading NW.
  8. 250 ftBear left, heading NW.
  9. 0.9 miBear right, heading N.
  10. 200 ftReach the turnaround, then head back the way you came.
  11. 250 ftBear left, heading N.
  12. 0.9 miBear right, heading SE.
  13. 250 ftBear left, heading SE.
  14. 2.5 miTurn left, heading SE.
  15. 100 ftTurn right, heading SE.
  16. 0.2 miBear right, heading S.
  17. 0.1 miTurn left, heading S.
  18. 0.5 miArrive back at the trailhead.

Each distance is the walk from the previous step. Tap a step for a map of its junction.

Trail surface

11% dirt89% unspecified

Weather

OvercastTemperature 82°F63°
Precip0%Wind5 mphUV8Humidity81%
Rained 1.7″ yesterday (2.1″ over the last week) · trails may be muddy
Hourly temperature
85°60°
Sunrise 5:42 AM12 AM3 AM9 AM12 PM3 PM6 PMSunset 8:02 PM
Wed 81°62°
Thu 87°69° 30%
Fri 96°71° 25%
Sat 94°70° 35%
Sun 95°70° 20%
Mon 97°72° 16%

Sunset

The best sunset spot on this hike is 2.9 mi in (~77 min). Leave by 6:25 PM for the 8:02 PM sunset. Back at your car by 9:29 PM, after dark — bring a headlamp.

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