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A short, but decent singletrack.


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0.6

Miles

1.0

KM

Singletrack

8,707' 2,654 m

High

8,655' 2,638 m

Low

71' 22 m

Up

63' 19 m

Down

4%

Avg Grade (2°)

10%

Max Grade (5°)

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Description

At the north end of this trail, just beyond the Brown Homestead, there is a trail marker that reads 1006. This trail leads you into the woods and up and over a hill before dropping you into another small meadow.

The ride over the hill has a few rocky challenges but mostly flows nicely through the trees. Once down off the hill into the small meadow, the trail turns bumpy and, depending on the time of year, can be a bit hard to follow as it could get lost in the tall grass.

This stretch of the trail appears to have been an old wagon road maybe, as it doesnt quite have the feel of classic singletrack, but is definitely not a full-blown doubletrack. The meadow is beautiful. After the meadow, the trail goes back into the woods and back up another hill.

The southern end of the trail connects up with Road 120.

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Jared Crockett

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  3.5 from 2 votes

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There are some stretches of singletrack to be found around Homestead Meadows
Oct 13, 2015 near Estes Park, CO

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