About - Stafford Trail
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- Jogging
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Great trails. No where to park at this entrance.
too short .. try your luck at getting hit in the head with a disc from over eager disc golf enthusiasts ..HOURS ARE WRONG NOT A 24 HR PARK.. DAWN TO DUSK ONLY.. NOT PARKING FRIENDLY ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD SIDE & FOLKS WILL NOT TOLERATE UNRULY BS FROM TRAIL USERS ! youll get your vehicles towed !!
Phillip gives a great review, although I’m not sure I entirely agree with his rating rubric. Which is an excellent point that we’ll discuss later. This is a nice wooded area. It is used primarily as a disc (frisbee) course - it’s like golf with frisbees, but no bros or rich while dudes. I’m fact, most of the people that I see out there are pretty chill, groovin kind of people. Much different vibe. There are several paths/trails that run through the course which I use for running on my lunch breaks at work. I try to be mindful not to run through where people are playing. There’s also a trail that goes all the way back to behind the middle school and I’ll usually see deer when I head back there. But there’s a small creek you have to traverse which can get a little tricky. As for the rating scale, yea this trail is not the same as trails in Colorado. But then the trails in Colorado are not the same as Mt. Rainier or the beauty of the Alps. So do we rate/judge according to a global comparison? Do we rate according to local comparison? Do we rate according to the satisfaction of the experience we have in that moment? Or an average of all of the experiences from that specific place? It’s a great question that I honestly can’t say that I know the answer to so I’m definitely open to feedback!