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Part of a great easy-intermediate loop that provides access to the rest of the Piedmont system.


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Map Key

1.0

Miles

1.7

KM

Singletrack

1,242' 379 m

High

1,199' 365 m

Low

91' 28 m

Up

120' 37 m

Down

4%

Avg Grade (2°)

15%

Max Grade (8°)

Dogs Leashed

E-Bikes Unknown

Closed when wet or muddy.

Description

The Upper Burner of Stovetop is above (north of) the Powerlines.

Together with Scarface, Deerslayer and either Lower Burner or Foxx Rocks, it makes up the main Piedmont loop, from which all other trails spur off.

Upper Burner is a rough, rooty, rocky handbuilt trail. It doesn't have any mandatory scary features, but there are some tough optional features and it's definitely not all smooth sailing.

Coming from Scarface, take a right at the signed trail intersection to get onto Upper Burner. You wind your way around the hills, several bridged stream crossings, some bermed switchbacks, and then eventually cross the under powerlines. At the far side of the powerlines, you'll intersect Stovetop Lower Burner

Contacts

Shared By:

Matt Goodman

Trail Ratings

  3.8 from 15 votes

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  3.8 from 15 votes
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Trail Rankings

#174

in Minnesota

#9,752

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Photos

Rolling some rocks on Upper Burner.
May 10, 2017 near Duluth, MN
Scarface re-route section...just east of Meritt Creek intersection.
Jun 14, 2014 near Duluth, MN
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Jun 5, 2020
Jamey Mossengren
Jul 30, 2019
Alex Schmies
Part that makes loop with deer slayer and Scarface is black diamond now. 0.5mi
Sep 13, 2018
Cooper Ling
1mi
Sep 12, 2018
Alex Schmies
Technical rock gardens 1mi
Jun 10, 2017
Gabriel Johnston
Oct 2, 2016
Henry Slocum
Classic technical single track. Choose your line and stick to it. Hardtail riders will get a thorough arm and leg workout on this trail! 1mi
Jun 7, 2016
Tyler Treganza
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