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6 trail reviews |
Difficulty:  - Intermediate |
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| Length: 4 miles | Global Rank: #4951 |
| Tread: Other | Configuration: Loop |
| Ridden: 14 | Wishlist: 3 |
| 1 trail check-ins |
Climb // Descend +1,200 // -1,100 feet |
| Average Speed: 5.1 mph | Average Time: 2hr 2min |
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Description
Fire road / doubletrack climb to singletrack through rocks and Juniper/Sage scrub. Counterclockwise along Berry Creek access road, continue right at top of initial switchback for @ 1 mi. to entrance to Endo Alley (on left, marked). Continue right and head down the winding singletrack, descending to the gate and trailhead.
beastwithin on May 14, 2013
Bobsled (100%)
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Description
Fire road / doubletrack climb to singletrack through rocks and Juniper/Sage scrub. Counterclockwise along Berry Creek access road, continue right at top of initial switchback for @ 1 mi. to entrance to Endo Alley (on left, marked). Continue right and head down the winding singletrack, descending to the gate and trailhead.
added by SLOWGATOR00 
on May 19, 2009
on May 19, 2009Trail Reviews [Add a review]
beastwithin on May 14, 2013
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Review: This is a fine trail for early season or a quick ride before or after work. Long fire road to a short bit fun singletrack.
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Review: Good afterwork trail...if you are visiting the area and looking for a classic ride go to eagle or vail...
I personally get really bored biking up fire roads...would rather be on singletrack the whole time! I would also call this trail a Green, not a Blue. The ascent is on a road, and the downhill has no drops, sharp turns, or grades steep enough to warrant a true blue trail ride.
I personally get really bored biking up fire roads...would rather be on singletrack the whole time! I would also call this trail a Green, not a Blue. The ascent is on a road, and the downhill has no drops, sharp turns, or grades steep enough to warrant a true blue trail ride.
Review: Great trail. 45 minutes up the FS road, down endo alley. Open and dry on 5/26/10.
Review: Awesome ride ... steady workout up and a fun rippin down hill
Review: Great early season loop. Takes about 45minutes at a strong pace to do the loop. Downhill section has been changed slightly in the early summer of 2009.
Review: Starts out flat and turns up some relatively steep grade road climb. Its a boring climb up but the downhill is pretty fun. Do it in spring or after some consistent rain. It gets moon-dusty if it dries out too much.
* Review edited 5/27/2009
Similar Trail: Maybe Meadow Mountain but I would even say Meadow Mountain is a better trail.
* Review edited 5/27/2009
Similar Trail: Maybe Meadow Mountain but I would even say Meadow Mountain is a better trail.
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