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Burma Road - North Gate Road to Stage Road

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 2.7 (3)
  1. Areas
  2. CA
  3. …Tri-Valley
  4. Mount Diablo State Park
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“The last quick blast down Burma Road to Stage Road and the fun stream crossings of Pine Canyon. ”

Philip McAllister
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Miles

1.3

KM
Doubletrack

992' 302 m

High

620' 189 m

Low

7' 2 m

Up

375' 114 m

Down

9%

Avg Grade (5°)

25%

Max Grade (14°)

Dogs No Dogs

E-Bikes Unknown

Description

This is a short connector dropping you into Pine Canyon. Follow the trail from the road and hang left at the junction heading downhill.

Blaze down the hill around a couple of sharp corners to Stage Road. Be careful, cattle use this trail and it can be pretty rutted up and filled with cow pies.

During the wet season, get ready for standing water and mud at the bottom by Frog Pond - oh and and a chorus of frogs.

Contacts

Local Club: Bicycle Trails Council of the East Bay

Land Manager: California State Parks

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Philip McAllister
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  2.7 from 3 votes

#24

in Mount Diablo State Park

#36694

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#24

in Mount Diablo State Park

#3,175

in California

#36,694

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View up to Burma Road - that's the Double Hump 44degree gradient downhill there
May 30, 2013 near Diablo, CA

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Jun 20, 2021
Mike Dahlquist
Nov 18, 2020
Stacey Knowles
Nov 9, 2020
Stacey Knowles
this isn't a black diamond trail, it def is green.

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