Hiking in Beaudry Provincial Park: trails, map and practical info

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"paragraph_2": {
"current": "The trail system here covers 2.5 kilometers at an easy difficulty level, with only 20 meters of total elevation gain across the network. That flat, accessible profile means you're free to focus on what's actually around you rather than watching your footing. Plan for about an hour and a half at a relaxed pace, though most people end up taking longer once they start paying attention to the wildlife and the way the landscape shifts between sections.",
"corrected": "The trail system here covers 5.3 kilometers for the main loop (6.7 km if walking both named trails) at an easy difficulty level, with minimal elevation gain of just 1 meter across the network. That flat, accessible profile means you're free to focus on what's actually around you rather than watching your footing. Plan for about an hour and a half at a relaxed pace, though most people end up taking longer once they start paying attention to the wildlife and the way the landscape shifts between sections."
},
"paragraph_trails": {
"current": "Two named trails form the core of Beaudry's hiking: the Elm Trail and the Oak Trail.",
"corrected": "Two named trails form the core of Beaudry's hiking: the Wild Grape Trail and the Elm Trail."
},
"paragraph_terrain": {
"current": "The terrain is gentle throughout, with the modest 20-meter elevation change feeling more like gradual undulation than any real climbing.",
"corrected": "The terrain is gentle throughout, with minimal elevation change of just 1 meter, making it essentially flat and perfect for all fitness levels."
}
}