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Avg Rating:	5 trail reviews
Status: Open updated 8/12/08 by blloyd2000 Closed Open Wet / Sketchy	Difficulty: Advanced
Length: 5 miles	Global Rank: 1393
Tread: Singletrack	Configuration: Loop
Ridden: 23	Wishlist: 8
Avg. Speed: 5.08 mph	Avg. Time: 0hr 36min
Elevation Gain/Loss: +396/-397 ft

 

  
reviewed by hoff on September 6, 2009

This was my first time here and I have to say it was really confusing on where to start but after I found the trail I was really surprised!!! The chutes at the beginning is a blast!! It's kind of short but well worth the time. It's fast it's fun and well maintained.

  
reviewed by prettyvoise1 on October 24, 2008

The north trail along the bluff, as well as the majority of the north trail, is private property and is closed. Please respect posted Trail Closed and Private Property signage.

Similar Trail: Use the newly updated trail which begins on the southeast side of the Monument parking lot.

  
reviewed by planetvortex on August 17, 2008

Seems the trail head has moved as Most of the Trail has been deemed Private Property. The new entry point is to the left of the entrance to the Monument. It's different than it was and most of the route has been redone...Since I usually start from the top of the trail I was a bit confused on the new "correct" route. I'll have to follow some other people next time.

  
reviewed by tpowell on October 13, 2006

Located in the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River this trail offers long downhill sections and equally long climbs to test riders of all abilities. The trail kicks off at the top of the bluff with a downhill run through deep gullies and bermed turns that will eventually end at the very bottom of the bluffs. A series of switchback climbs and downhill stretches gradually take you back to the top. The last climb to the top is a 200 yard gut buster known as Mount Never-rest!

  
reviewed by atomicx on October 19, 2005

The trail starts just to the south of the restrooms. The trail starts with a couple good downhills until you get to the bottom. While still above the lower tree line you will get to a point where you can go straight or take a hard left and go down. You want to take the hard left. I believe that if you go straight that is where the old hiking trail was. Just head down to the lower area and follow the trail (red arrows on white boards). There are lots of logs and low trees. There are some really good climbs along the trail. There are 3 or 4 areas where you can exit the trail if you need to get out. There are very steep exits more for hiking then biking.

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