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Frog Lake Loop Mountain Bike Trail
Clayton, Idaho
MTB TRAIL STATS
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0 trail reviews |
| Status: | Difficulty: ? Unknown |
| Length: 24 miles | Global Rank: #4136 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Loop |
| Ridden: 1 | Wishlist: 0 |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +4,445/-4,567 ft |
Directions
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Description: The best way to do this ride is clockwise. This minimizes the gravel road climbing for singletrack and one of the best descents ever.
Aside from the road between Big and Little Boulder Trailheads, the entire trail is singletrack and open to motorcycles.
The climb up from Little Boulder Creek Trailhead starts steeply right away on good singletrack. Then becomes rocky and technical with some hiking involved. Further up the trail is forested and sweet. The section from the Chamberlain intersection to Frog Lake has some loose and rocky sections as well but is mostly ridable.
From Frog Lake there is about 2 more miles of climbing before you reach a broad saddle and the trail begins descending.
The singletrack descent is about 6 miles long and is full of berms and bridges. Lookout for hidden sharp turns after superfast sections. The upper descent is mostly pine duff and grippy. Toward the bottom some rocky sections keep you honest but are still not too technical.
Big Boulder Trailhead is at the bottom of this descent. Take the road back to your car if you parked at East Fork or Little Boulder.
Do this ride before the politicians make it wilderness!!
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Description: The best way to do this ride is clockwise. This minimizes the gravel road climbing for singletrack and one of the best descents ever.
Aside from the road between Big and Little Boulder Trailheads, the entire trail is singletrack and open to motorcycles.
The climb up from Little Boulder Creek Trailhead starts steeply right away on good singletrack. Then becomes rocky and technical with some hiking involved. Further up the trail is forested and sweet. The section from the Chamberlain intersection to Frog Lake has some loose and rocky sections as well but is mostly ridable.
From Frog Lake there is about 2 more miles of climbing before you reach a broad saddle and the trail begins descending.
The singletrack descent is about 6 miles long and is full of berms and bridges. Lookout for hidden sharp turns after superfast sections. The upper descent is mostly pine duff and grippy. Toward the bottom some rocky sections keep you honest but are still not too technical.
Big Boulder Trailhead is at the bottom of this descent. Take the road back to your car if you parked at East Fork or Little Boulder.
Do this ride before the politicians make it wilderness!!
added on August 28, 2010 by 
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