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Joe's Gulch To Nip 'n Tuck Mountain Bike Trail
Stanley, Idaho
MTB TRAIL STATS
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0 trail reviews |
| Status: | Difficulty: ? Unknown |
| Length: 11 miles | Global Rank: #3769 |
| Tread: Fire Road | Configuration: Loop |
| Ridden: 2 | Wishlist: 1 |
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Description: I\'ve only seen people running this in reverse, I\'ve only run it as follows...begin with half a mile of light climbing to warm up followed by a sustained, steep effort for maybe a mile (or so it seems). At the apex go straight through a 4-way and head downhill. Build speed as the downhill is short and again you find a very steep climb for just a few hundred meters. The rest is basically scenic downhill, first covering some swichbacks then finding a gravel road (go left) that takes you down into a meadow with spectacular views of the Sawtooth Range (pictured). There are multiple options to turn and extend the ride but take the most obvious, counter clockwise track, well traveled path get back to the highway at Lower Stanley.
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Description: I\'ve only seen people running this in reverse, I\'ve only run it as follows...begin with half a mile of light climbing to warm up followed by a sustained, steep effort for maybe a mile (or so it seems). At the apex go straight through a 4-way and head downhill. Build speed as the downhill is short and again you find a very steep climb for just a few hundred meters. The rest is basically scenic downhill, first covering some swichbacks then finding a gravel road (go left) that takes you down into a meadow with spectacular views of the Sawtooth Range (pictured). There are multiple options to turn and extend the ride but take the most obvious, counter clockwise track, well traveled path get back to the highway at Lower Stanley.
added on June 22, 2008 by 
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