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Difficulty:  - Intermediate |
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| Length: 15 miles | Global Rank: #3992 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Out & Back |
| Ridden: 1 | Wishlist: 0 |
| 0 trail check-ins |
Climb // Descend +3,400 // -3,300 feet |
Directions
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Description
Go left at the trail head. It heads down about a mile and a half on double
track. Then you'll come to a creek crossing. After the crossing the trail
heads across a gate. Head left after the gate crossing you'll go about 1/2
mile more on double track then the single tracks heads off to the right up
the hill. There is a sign for the South Fork trail. Trail heads up to the river
bench. It follows the river short drops and climbs mixed in for the first 4
miles. After this point you encounter steep drops with hike a bike climbs. If
you don't want to do the hike a bikes turn around at either the 4 or 5 mile
mark. This will keep it a fun ride. The hike a bike sections are steep and
time consuming. Trail can also be done as a shuttle. Best if rode north to
south in this case.
toddmare on April 29, 2012
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Description
Go left at the trail head. It heads down about a mile and a half on double
track. Then you'll come to a creek crossing. After the crossing the trail
heads across a gate. Head left after the gate crossing you'll go about 1/2
mile more on double track then the single tracks heads off to the right up
the hill. There is a sign for the South Fork trail. Trail heads up to the river
bench. It follows the river short drops and climbs mixed in for the first 4
miles. After this point you encounter steep drops with hike a bike climbs. If
you don't want to do the hike a bikes turn around at either the 4 or 5 mile
mark. This will keep it a fun ride. The hike a bike sections are steep and
time consuming. Trail can also be done as a shuttle. Best if rode north to
south in this case.
added by toddmare 
on April 29, 2012
on April 29, 2012Trail Reviews [Add a review]
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Review: If you cut the trail in half it is a really fun cross country trail with some sections of steep downhill. For the first 1-4 miles the trail is pretty smooth. It does have sections of loose gravel and some rock. The last half before turning around consists of steep hike a bike sections and the trail is pretty full of rock. Recommend turning around about the 5 mile mark. This will give you some steep climbs but not too many that you want to die. First mile and a half is downhill double track that flows really fast.
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