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Sheep Mountain Mountain Bike Trail
Laramie, Wyoming
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
4 trail reviews |
| Status: | Difficulty: ? Unknown |
| Length: 22 miles | Global Rank: #1515 |
| Tread: Doubletrack | Configuration: Out & Back |
| Ridden: 6 | Wishlist: 2 |
| Avg. Speed: 6.86 mph | Avg. Time: 1hr 54min |
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Description: Single and doubletrack to the top of Sheep Mountain. Steep and rocky climb of 2000 ft. until you get to mountaintop, where there is doubletrack. Great view of Laramie Basin and Lake Hattie. Careful for hikers and during hunting season.
Description: Single and doubletrack to the top of Sheep Mountain. Steep and rocky climb of 2000 ft. until you get to mountaintop, where there is doubletrack. Great view of Laramie Basin and Lake Hattie. Careful for hikers and during hunting season.
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TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by chukt on August 6, 2011
The trail that drops down to the Fish and Game access is pretty fun and makes a great loop. This is mentioned but not shown on the map. There are a few more options on Sheep also not shown on the map. There is an old trail down Buckeye Creek on the west side of Sheep. I found it when I noticed an old USFS trail sign laying on the ground. Private at the bottom so get permission. There is an old road in a canyon on the north east end of Sheep (Johns Cr.). This was cleared of deadfall in 2007 about to the middle of sect27. The canyon runs into private but there is a trail that skirts above this private and around to the Northern USFS Sheep Trailhead on the Centennial Road. Always fun exploring up there. And always a mystery that there is so much water up there.
reviewed by skibum on October 13, 2007
The climb is definitely tough. Not really worth it since most of the ridge is doubletrack. The views are sometimes good, but certainly no better than the true singletrack rides in the area (Little Laramie Trails, North Fork).
reviewed by jeff82 on August 21, 2006
The climb to the summit was miserable but worth it. The view up there is awesome and the downhill is a blast
reviewed by dauw on August 14, 2006
The climb is simply grueling. Rocky and sometimes loose. Once on top, its fairly simple eroded granite forest road and singletrack. Great view of both the Centennial and Laramie Valleys at about mile 6. You'll love the decent!
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