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Level: Intermediate
Length: 75 mi (120.7 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Network
Elevation: +295/ -294 ft
Total: 11 riders
 

Mountain Biking Bearlodge Trail System

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#40 of 252 mountain bike trails in Wyoming
#4,233 in the world

All the trails are excellent and utilized by all three user groups. On any day, you may see one user group all three or none. Solitude at its finest.

Trail systems are maintained by USFS and the local IMBA affiliated club SCGMBA (Sundance Chain Gang Mtn Bike Association) also a nonprofit. A killer selection of trails would be the one used for the Bearlodge Mtn Classic.

The majority of these trails are fantastic. If there not fantastic, they are among other things different. The trails in the Bearlodge National Forest vary from scrub sage to aspen meadows with pine and oaks interspersed, all trails have great views. During certain times of the year, the trails are different, depending on moisture, growth and weather. We have limited usage by trail users; however you will often find equestrians on the Sundance Trail head side. Hikers are few and far between if those present usually are in the Carson Draw trail system. If this was a stacked loop system of trails we will venture to say that Carson Draw trails are easy trails mostly two track road and cross-country trials with a wide path, great for a group ride or talking with your friends. More difficult trails include the Edge, Ogden Creek, and Tent Canyon Ridge trail in the mix. The more advanced or very difficult trials are Sheepnose, South Fork, Ogden Ridge, and Tent Canyon trail. This is attributed to route finding, descent, narrowness, and exposures.

So to say the farther from town you get the more difficult the system gets. We have our favorites, and therefore we use them for the Bearlodge Mtn Classic. We volunteer our time to maintain what we have, and we would like to eliminate some junctions that crosses Forest Service roads. Nothing like all singletrack... Though given there is very little fire road... Sandpit and part of Ogden Creek is road... Again very limited roads... There are many deer and cattle trails, and you must be vigilant, to know where you’re going, this is a great trail system and we enjoy riding with groups and solo. It is definitely worth your while to come ride...

First added by haroow on Sep 11, 2011. Last updated Apr 28, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
  • Drinking water: unknown
  • Lift service: unknown
  • Night riding: yes
  • Pump track: unknown
  • Restrooms: unknown
  • Fat bike grooming: unknown
  • E-bikes allowed: unknown
  • Fee required: unknown
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Getting there
The Bearlodge System can be accessed by traveling to Sundance, Wy, via these Highways Hwy 14, Hwy 585, an I-90 E or W.

As you enter Sundance go to the Bearlodge Ranger District Office at 21st Street and Hwy 14. Hwy 14 travels though the center of town; so as long as your on Hwy 14 you are not lost. Paper Maps are available there.

Two well kept TH's are at either end of the trail system. The Sundance Trail Head which is 1/2 mile East of the Ranger Station and go 3 miles north on Government Valley rd. It is signed by the USFS.

The other is the Reuter TH is 7-8 miles Northwest of Sundance. Take 14 West to the west end of town, heading towards Devils Tower, about 2 miles west there is a paved road,( across from a cell tower) It will be on the right. Take this and follow the signs. You will enter the National Forest and the Parking area is above the Reuter campground.



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