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Logan River Trail Mountain Bike Trail
Logan, Utah
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
1 trail review |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 4 miles | Global Rank: #2473 |
| Tread: Other | Configuration: Out & Back |
| Ridden: 1 | Wishlist: 1 |
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Description: This starts out as just under 3 miles of doubletrack that is fairly flat and easy riding, and then it turns into singletrack switchbacks for a bit that are pretty fun riding. Nothing to steep, and not too technical, and a blast to come back down. Eventually there is a split off or you can keep going straight and the trail will end fairly quickly, or you can take a branch off to the right that leads up to Bridger Overlook. Then you kind of ride along the mountainside for a bit until it wraps back into a small canyon where it starts getting a lot more steep and technical, and really brutal for one stretch. Right after the most brutal part it wraps back over to the Bridger Overlook - a bunch of switchbacks up loose rocks - looks like a rock slide. Good for a short afternoon ride.
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Description: This starts out as just under 3 miles of doubletrack that is fairly flat and easy riding, and then it turns into singletrack switchbacks for a bit that are pretty fun riding. Nothing to steep, and not too technical, and a blast to come back down. Eventually there is a split off or you can keep going straight and the trail will end fairly quickly, or you can take a branch off to the right that leads up to Bridger Overlook. Then you kind of ride along the mountainside for a bit until it wraps back into a small canyon where it starts getting a lot more steep and technical, and really brutal for one stretch. Right after the most brutal part it wraps back over to the Bridger Overlook - a bunch of switchbacks up loose rocks - looks like a rock slide. Good for a short afternoon ride.
added on May 27, 2011 by 
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reviewed by ricknorman on August 4, 2011
Super easy doubletrack for the first two miles, then it turns into a fun singletrack for about a mile. There is an option of shooting off to the right about 3/4 of a mile up the singletrack to a fun ride up the Bridger Overlook - real good ride, with a very stiff climb at the end. Good for winter riding in the snow, although it gets awfully cold in Cache Valley.
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