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Home / Mountain Bike Trails / United States / Utah / Vernal / McCoy Flat Trails / Jackalope

Jackalope

A panoramic view of a rugged landscape featuring rolling hills, shaded in earthy tones of red and brown, with sparse vegetation including low shrubs and grasses. The horizon is lined with distant mesas and plateaus under a soft, hazy sky, suggesting either sunrise or sunset. Jackalope mountain bike trail.
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Level: Intermediate
Length: 7 mi (11.3 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Network
Elevation: -
Total: 6 riders
 

Mountain Biking Jackalope

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#180 of 713 mountain bike trails in Utah
#4,836 in the world

Jackalope is a super fun XC trail with a fair amount of climbing to start.Nothing to steep, just a nice steady grind. A few false summits and a long winding descent back to TH. There is a metal box @ the top if you choose to add your experience to the log book plus some more bike art along the way. Serpendipity Trail peels off the right of Jackalope towards the top and then crosses the trail again half way down. A great trail to start your ride and connect to anything in the area.

First added by david_darling on May 12, 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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From Altitude Cycle, take Hwy 40 west approx. 6.5 miles, just past some over hanging powerlines and a left (south) onto McCoy Flats Rd. then 3 miles to the Corrals parking TH.


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Open (May 12, 2011)
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A panoramic view of rolling green hills, dotted with sparse vegetation and shrubs under a cloudy sky. The landscape features gentle slopes and a winding path through the greenery, showcasing a serene and natural environment. Jackalope mountain bike trail.
A hand-painted wooden sign showing directions to "Dipity" and "Jack," situated among a rocky path surrounded by green grass and a vast grassy landscape. The sign is framed by a ring of stones, indicating a fork in the trail. Jackalope mountain bike trail.
A scenic view of rolling hills covered with grass and scattered shrubs, with a winding path leading through the landscape. The background features a distant plateau and a hazy horizon under natural lighting. Jackalope mountain bike trail.
A panoramic view of rolling hills covered in green grass and scattered shrubs, with gentle slopes and a clear sky in the background. The landscape appears serene and natural, showcasing the undulating terrain typical of a grassland environment. Jackalope mountain bike trail.
A winding dirt path leads through a grassy landscape dotted with low shrubs and wildflowers, under a pastel sky at dusk. The scene depicts a serene, open area with gentle rolling hills in the background. Jackalope mountain bike trail.
A hilly landscape featuring red and gray soil, dotted with sparse vegetation and small shrubs. A winding dirt path can be seen leading up the hillside. The background includes distant hills beneath a soft, pastel sky during twilight. Jackalope mountain bike trail.
A view of a arid landscape featuring a winding dirt path through red and brown terrain, with patches of green shrubs and grasses scattered throughout. The background consists of rolling hills, showcasing a mix of dry soil and vegetation under a clear sky. Jackalope mountain bike trail.
A grassy landscape with rolling hills, dotted with sparse shrubs and wildflowers. A narrow dirt path meanders through the foreground, leading into the distance, under a partly cloudy sky. The scene conveys a sense of tranquility and natural beauty. Jackalope mountain bike trail.
A winding dirt path leads through a grassy landscape dotted with shrubs and wildflowers, set against rolling hills under a partly cloudy sky. Jackalope mountain bike trail.
A sunlit landscape featuring rolling hills covered in green vegetation and scattered shrubs. A narrow dirt path winds through the terrain, leading deeper into the scene. The sky above is overcast, hinting at changing weather. Jackalope mountain bike trail.


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  • TrekWyo
    *****

    Great ride, nice steady climb and a great descent, a lot of loose rock,

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  • kuala_tahan
    ***

    Climbed Jackalope from Cookies, mostly used it as a way to get up to Serpendipity. Solid climb, a bit loose the whole way up. Didn't ride down Jackalope so don't have much insight there. Serpendipity - yes! Definitely ride Jackalope up to get over to Serpendipity.

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  • WesternSLP
    ****

    This is the biggest total climb out at McCoy, but as mentioned, it is a steady spin. Actually a very relaxing ride to just take it all in and scope the massive landscape. I did not get to the top, rather cut off to Serpendipity...hang on!

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  • david_darling
    *****

    Jackalope is pure XC bliss. Start on Milk & Cookies and after about 1.5 miles Jackalope peels off on the right. There is signage. Begin a steady climb to a few false summits and the a long twisting descent back to TH. Can connect to other trails to make for a great ride. Ride clockwise only.

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