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This is probably Robertson Pasture, the feature for which the trail is named.
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Toward the bottom, there are fun rocky descents (technical, but doable for many intermediate riders) amid maples and other deciduous trees. <br> <br> Because some hike-a-bike rocky climbs follow, one wishes the Forest Service would build a connector trail northwest to Forest Road 5389 at this location.
The trail is smooth, but you need solid lungs to crank up the aspen-covered hills.
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Ted Stroll
Sep 11, 2014 near Monticello, UT
“This is probably Robertson Pasture, the feature for which the trail is named.”  

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This is probably Robertson Pasture, the feature for which the trail is named.
The trail is smooth, but you need solid lungs to crank up the aspen-covered hills.
Storm coming!
Great aspens on Robertson Pasture Trail.
Tight switchbacks with big views near the top of Robertson Pasture Trail
Great aspens mid-way up Robertson Pasture Trail.
Wide open meadows of Spring Creek Trail.
Toward the bottom, there are fun rocky descents (technical, but doable for many intermediate riders) amid maples and other deciduous trees. <br> <br> Because some hike-a-bike rocky climbs follow, one wishes the Forest Service would build a connector trail northwest to Forest Road 5389 at this location.
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