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Mosquito Creek (the Racecourse) Mountain Bike Trail
Wilson, Wyoming
MTB TRAIL STATS
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1 trail review |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 8 miles | Global Rank: #2568 |
| Tread: Other | Configuration: Lollipop |
| Ridden: 0 | Wishlist: 1 |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +1,624/-1,521 ft |
Directions
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Description: From the car, cross the road and take the left fork in the forest service road leading uphill. Stay on the forest service rd (FSR 30975). There are several road spurs on the way up. Stay on the main road. At 3.9 there should be 2 signs and a trail on the left. Keep going straight. Road will be in noticeably worse condition. More like a jeep track instead of the nice FSR you've been on. At 5.1 take the singletrack on the right. Singletrack is kinda marked with 2 small rock cairns. If you see a trail heading up then you know you have the right one. Maybe even a small hike. From this point trail can become faint in spots. There are no trail markers/signs. After awhile singletrack starts to point you downhill. Trail becomes very very fast for the downhill. Singletrack leading to an old jeep doubletrack taking you back to the original FSR. When you hit the FSR take a left back to your vehicle.
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Description: From the car, cross the road and take the left fork in the forest service road leading uphill. Stay on the forest service rd (FSR 30975). There are several road spurs on the way up. Stay on the main road. At 3.9 there should be 2 signs and a trail on the left. Keep going straight. Road will be in noticeably worse condition. More like a jeep track instead of the nice FSR you've been on. At 5.1 take the singletrack on the right. Singletrack is kinda marked with 2 small rock cairns. If you see a trail heading up then you know you have the right one. Maybe even a small hike. From this point trail can become faint in spots. There are no trail markers/signs. After awhile singletrack starts to point you downhill. Trail becomes very very fast for the downhill. Singletrack leading to an old jeep doubletrack taking you back to the original FSR. When you hit the FSR take a left back to your vehicle.
added on January 11, 2012 by 
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reviewed by toddmare on January 11, 2012
Nice trail through some of the burn area from the Green knoll fire. Making for some nice views. Long uphill close to 4 miles up a forest service road. Then it cuts over for a mile then an extremely fast 3 miles back down to the truck. GPS or someway to track your mileage is needed to find the cutoff for the downhill section since there is no trail. Secluded trail, no crowds. No signs marking the trail either.
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