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on 6/27/12 by versplatch
 
  
Avg Rating: 6 trail reviews
Difficulty: Beginner bike trail - Beginner
Length: 7 miles Global Rank: #4599
Tread: Singletrack Configuration: Loop
Ridden: 40 Wishlist: 26
0 trail check-ins Climb // Descend
+400 // -500 feet
Average Speed: 6.3 mph Average Time: 1hr 45min
 
 
 
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Description
The three flumes run north-south. Lower, middle and upper flume, along with Mike's trail are in the Highlands residential area. The track illustrated proceeds south along the lower flume, then connects to the upper flume, going north. Eventually it connects with the middle flume coming back around, then to Mike's trail and back down to the Lower Flume to complete the loop. Other routes can be taken.
All singletrack in the trees. (It's a wonder my GPSr actually worked)
To get more detail there are a few maps of the route in the 2006 Bike Guide and the Town of Breck trail map.

added by gregval Trailblazer on September 5, 2006

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mulrad on September 21, 2011
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Review: The flume trails are moderate singletrack with minimal grade changes and minimal technicality. This is a perfect ride for relaxed riders that like to traverse rather than climb and downhill.

Similar Trail: peaks trail

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mountainhome on January 3, 2011
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Review: There are three flumes that run north to south. Lower and Middle flumes are located in the Highlands residential area. These trails are interconnected and alternative routes routes can be discovered. All singletrack is in the trees. Stop by the Breckenridge Activity Center and pick up the town of Breckenridge trail map.

Provided by Breckenridge real estate agents
Breckenridge homes

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MDMillen on August 18, 2010
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Review: The parade of homes description is correct. Unless you're a beginner rider or you really love looking at million dollar homes skip the flume trails. But if you are a beginner it's a great place to start learning single track.

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onthemovefit on August 9, 2009
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Review: Parade of homes would be the best name for this trail. There are some parts where you can't see houses, but not many. With all the great riding available in the area I'd skip this one.

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steve32300 on October 30, 2007
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Review: this is one of my very first single track on a mountain bike.this trail is what sits in the back of my mind like a compass.its been several years since i did,although i still remeber pedaling and pedaling and pedaling,through the trees and flowing single track.twisting and rolling and when you seemed to be tiring the trail leveled off enough to get that feeling back and that second wind and there i was again pedaling and pedaling and pedaling.man i got to get back up there.

Similar Trail: ????its unique.

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Thunderfists on July 27, 2007
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Review: Awesome trail, but don't bother paying Singletracks $19 for the trail map. It's just a fuzzy google earth with some crayon-looking scribbles on it. Totally worthless.

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