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Homestake To Pipestone Pass Mountain Bike Trail
Butte, Montana
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:  |
0 trail reviews |
| Status: | Difficulty: ? Unknown |
| Length: 20 miles | Global Rank: #3605 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Out & Back |
| Ridden: 1 | Wishlist: 2 |
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Description: Buttery smooth singletrack with really fun rock features throughout, in a cool
bouldery landscape. The trail is ~75% climbing for about 5 miles to the top,
where there's a nice view of Butte. Climbs on the way out are intermediate-
friendly but a decent workout. From the top, the trail drops down to Pipestone
pass, merging with the Beaver Pond trail connector on the way and spitting you
out on highway 2 just south of Pipestone pass (not to be confused with the
Pipestone BLM trail area to the east). You can ride the whole thing as an out-
and-back (19.5 miles) or turn around at the top for a 10+ mile ride that's a lot
of fun. The climb back up from the Pipestone pass side is pretty stout, so pack a
lunch.
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Description: Buttery smooth singletrack with really fun rock features throughout, in a cool
bouldery landscape. The trail is ~75% climbing for about 5 miles to the top,
where there's a nice view of Butte. Climbs on the way out are intermediate-
friendly but a decent workout. From the top, the trail drops down to Pipestone
pass, merging with the Beaver Pond trail connector on the way and spitting you
out on highway 2 just south of Pipestone pass (not to be confused with the
Pipestone BLM trail area to the east). You can ride the whole thing as an out-
and-back (19.5 miles) or turn around at the top for a 10+ mile ride that's a lot
of fun. The climb back up from the Pipestone pass side is pretty stout, so pack a
lunch.
added on November 8, 2010 by 
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