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Paul Intemann Memorial Trail Mountain Bike Trail
Colorado Springs, Colorado
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
6 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 6/9/07 by RideorDie |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 5 miles | Global Rank: 513 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Out & Back |
| Ridden: 43 | Wishlist: 24 |
| Avg. Speed: 4 mph | Avg. Time: 1hr 10min |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +488/-501 ft |
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Description: This trail is sweet. Start out by going up the steps on the section 16 trail. Go almost a mile to the start of the Intemann Nature Trail (on the right). No long climbs here but a good technical test broken up with gradually sloping singletrack. Kinda reminds me of Palmer Park but all spread out and with more scenery. Lots of other trails in the area to explore.
Description: This trail is sweet. Start out by going up the steps on the section 16 trail. Go almost a mile to the start of the Intemann Nature Trail (on the right). No long climbs here but a good technical test broken up with gradually sloping singletrack. Kinda reminds me of Palmer Park but all spread out and with more scenery. Lots of other trails in the area to explore.
added on March 13, 2004 by 
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NEARBY TRAILS
- Palmer Trail / Section 16 in Colorado Springs (0 miles away)
- Bear Creek Regional Park in Colorado Springs (1.7 miles away)
- Captain Jack's in Colorado Springs (1.7 miles away)
- Red Rock Canyon in Colorado Springs (2.2 miles away)
- Buckhorn Loop in Colorado Springs (2.3 miles away)
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by skibum on October 12, 2007
Not great as a stand-alone, but pretty good as an extension to ther rides, especially Section 16 and Red Rock Canyon Park. There are some highly technical spots--not for the unskilled, but nothing heart-stopping.
* Review edited 3/21/2008
reviewed by dougsmith on September 22, 2007
Sweet singletrack. Sme sections you can get flying. There is not alot of traffic here, manly other bikers. Some sections are steep and loose rocks. I like it because it connects to many other trails( Red Rock Canyon, Section 16, etc.). Someday maybe i will try the whole trail(67 miles)!
Similar Trail: Section 16
reviewed by shhlacker on May 5, 2006
Great Trail! The trail has a good mix of up/down hill and some good technical spots. I had to walk the bike over a few parts, but all in all I thought the trail was great! Make sure to stop and enjoy the great views. View more at http://www.shhlacker.com/path.php?pathid=27
Similar Trail: Templeton Trail in Palmer Park
reviewed by bonkedagain on November 2, 2005
This trail can be interesting if you have grown bored with the other trails around town, but all-in-all I wouldn't recommend it. It really is made for hiking (lots of steeps, ruts, and steps). It is also very short. It is no big commitment to ride it so give it a try, especially if you happen to be in the new Red Rocks Canyon riding park, otherwise, save it for when you just feel like doing some exploring.
Similar Trail: Stratton Open Space
reviewed by etodd on June 11, 2004
I like Entemman a lot mainly because it's not too crowded although on the weekends it tends to have a lot of hikers. This trail has lots to like: XC with rolling ups and downs, areas of tight, wooded singletrack, some stiff climbs and some nice technical downhill to make it all worth it. It's fun to bike year round although fall and spring are best when it's not so hot. I've even biked it on New Year's Day and had a very pleasant experience. It's a very good overall ride.
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