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Flume Trail Mountain Bike Trail
Vernal, Utah
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
1 trail review |
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Status: updated 6/4/11 by aroe1983 |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 20 miles | Global Rank: #1335 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Lollipop |
| Ridden: 3 | Wishlist: 3 |
Directions
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Description: The Flume Trail is roughly a 20 mile round-trip if done in its entirety. However, as multiple trailheads were developed for this trail rides of shorter lengths can easily be accomplished and the level of difficulty tailored to the riders desires. In general the trail consists of singletrack paralleling Dry Fork Creek in sagebrush, pine, and spruce/fir forests. Trail difficulty ranges from easy buff singletrack up to upper intermediate or advanced rock gardens that have claimed their fair share of blood.
This is a great trail to get away from the heat of the desert during the summer or just when you are getting bored with the trails at McCoy.
Recommend checking in with Altitude Cycle and/or utahmountainbiking.com to choose the best ride for your desiers
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Description: The Flume Trail is roughly a 20 mile round-trip if done in its entirety. However, as multiple trailheads were developed for this trail rides of shorter lengths can easily be accomplished and the level of difficulty tailored to the riders desires. In general the trail consists of singletrack paralleling Dry Fork Creek in sagebrush, pine, and spruce/fir forests. Trail difficulty ranges from easy buff singletrack up to upper intermediate or advanced rock gardens that have claimed their fair share of blood.
This is a great trail to get away from the heat of the desert during the summer or just when you are getting bored with the trails at McCoy.
Recommend checking in with Altitude Cycle and/or utahmountainbiking.com to choose the best ride for your desiers
added on June 4, 2011 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by aroe1983 on June 4, 2011
I have ridden from the bottom trailhead up to the trailhead at Brownie Park. This is a very nice section of trail with the some quite difficult rock sections between the first bridge and the forest service trailhead with the bathroom. So different from everything else we have in the Vernal area, definitely worth riding esp when it starts getting hot down in the desert
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