Straightest hikes

The opposite of bendiest: the least turning per mile, the routes that just keep going straight.

These are the 25 straightest hikes Ambleway has measured, from 15°/mi at the top of the board to 57°/mi at the bottom. They run from 3.6 to 15 miles. The biggest climb on the board is Snoqualmie Tunnel, gaining 2,837 ft. They lie across 2 named parks, forests, and preserves.

• Jamestown Connector Bikeway 14.2 mi · ▲ 107 ft · 15°/mi
• Abandoned Railroad 14.1 mi · ▲ 27 ft · 22°/mi
• Celina-Coldwater Bikeway 8 mi · ▲ 26 ft · 23°/mi
• Roberts Pass Trail 6.8 mi · ▲ 54 ft · 28°/mi
• Prairie Grass Trail 7.1 mi · ▲ 53 ft · 31°/mi
• Southern New England Trunkline Trail 5.9 mi · ▲ 113 ft · 32°/mi
• Pickleball Pond–Roadrunner Pond, 4 lakes 5.7 mi · ▲ 219 ft · 34°/mi
• Clinton–Fayette Friendship Trail 5.2 mi · ▲ 0 ft · 35°/mi
• Mesa Drive 4.6 mi · ▲ 27 ft · 39°/mi
• Snoqualmie Tunnel 4.5 mi · ▲ 2,837 ft · 40°/mi
• Marion Rail Trail 4.7 mi · ▲ 28 ft · 41°/mi
• Simon Kenton Trail 15.4 mi · ▲ 80 ft · 41°/mi
• Pipe Line Road & Star Lane 10.8 mi · ▲ 54 ft · 43°/mi
• Union Pacific Rail Trail 5 mi · ▲ 53 ft · 44°/mi
• Mojave Road & Two Mile Road 8 mi · ▲ 214 ft · 45°/mi
• Flat Top Mountain 11.3 mi · ▲ 758 ft · 46°/mi
• Two Mile Road 3.9 mi · ▲ 80 ft · 46°/mi
• Mountain View Corridor Trail 4.4 mi · ▲ 55 ft · 47°/mi
• Joy Road Extension 4.1 mi · ▲ 80 ft · 48°/mi
• Cable Stop Across Road & Gammel Road via Two Mile Road 11.9 mi · ▲ 468 ft · 49°/mi
• 15 Infantry Regiment Road 9.3 mi · ▲ 56 ft · 53°/mi
• Bullion Mountain Road & Gammel Road via Two Mile Road 10 mi · ▲ 329 ft · 54°/mi
• Monadnock Recreational Rail Trail 9.8 mi · ▲ 161 ft · 54°/mi
• Pipeline Trail 3.6 mi · ▲ 441 ft · 56°/mi
• Hunt Highway–South 163rd Avenue, 3 sights 13.8 mi · ▲ 80 ft · 57°/mi