Level: 
					Length: 6 mi (9.7 km)
				 
				
					Surface: Singletrack
					Configuration: Loop
				 
				
					Elevation: +288/ -255 ft
					Total: 2 riders
				 
				 
			 
			Mountain Biking Copper Basin Trail 1: Dill Canyon
			
			
			
			
				#88 of 119 mountain bike trails in Nevada
				
			 
		
			Total Elevation Gain: 825 feet
Overall Skill Level:  More Difficult
Trail Type Distances:  3.50 mi. 2-track
                                  2.50 mi. single track
Trail Description:  From the trailhead, follow a power line 2-track for 
approximately 0.25 miles and look for a single track that crosses the gap west of 
HWY 305.  Once through the gap, the trail intersects with a 2-track and heads up 
Dill Canyon for approximately 2 miles, where it returns to single track.  After 0.25 
miles of single track, climb up a gray rock chute.  From the chute, the trail winds 
through boulders and brush to the head of the canyon and a saddle.  From the 
saddle, the trail takes fast banked turns down a canyon to the northern edge of 
the mountains, then traverses the base of the mountains north-eastward back the 
the Trailhead.
			First added by jrussette on Sep 6, 2011. Last updated Apr 28, 2020. → add an update 
			Before you go
			
			- Drinking water: unknown
- Lift service: unknown
- Night riding: unknown
- Pump track: unknown
- Restrooms: unknown
- Fat bike grooming: unknown
- E-bikes allowed: unknown
- Fee required: unknown
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						The Copper Basin Bike Trailhead:
 
     Is located on HWY 305 about 2.75 miles south Battle Mountain and I-80. The 
trailhead is on the west side of HWY 305 just as you reach the hills. The trail 
system is marked with orange flagging and brown Carsonite  Signs.  The loops 
offer a variety of technical and aerobic challenges on a combination of single and 
double track trails.  Steep Climbs and fast technical descents wind through historic 
mining areas, sagebrush covered canyons, and rocky ridge tops in the northern 
Battle Mountain Range.  Enjoy the trails for a quick 1-hour ride or a weekend long 
adventure!  Remember to prepare for the heat during summer months by riding at 
dusk and dawn and bringing plenty of water.