Lebanon Hills - Beginner and Intermediate
Trail
7.2 mile
11.5 kilometer
loop
100% Singletrack
Intermediate
Elevation
Ascent:
408'
124 m
Descent: -407' -124 m
High: 1,073' 327 m
Low: 916' 279 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 2% (1°)
Max Grade: 8% (5°)
Dogs
No Dogs
Weather
Current trail conditions
All Clear
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“A single outer loop at Lebanon Hills riding the Beginner and Intermediate only trails.”
— John Lundell
E-Bikes
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Features
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Overview
For those with more advanced skills, check out the "Black" and "Red" trails and optional routes along the way. As a stacked loop trail, most of the difficult riding is in the middle of the park. You can ride expert level trail loops as many times as you like before exiting out on the Intermediate trail. The two advanced level trails are not to be missed and are even set up so Intermediate level riders can learn as they go.
Need to Know
Description
Once we complete the outer Intermediate loop, we'll merge back into the beginner close to where we started and head into the upper beginner loop. The Upper Beginner loop which is one of the newest trails and features some great fast berms and a jump line that can be re-ridden (we will take all three lines). This is a favorite among most riders.
After the Upper Beginner, we'll take the beginner trail back to the parking lot.
There are plenty of options to make this ride harder - the expert loops branch off from the intermediate loop. If you can ride the "filter" move at the start of the expert trail, you might be ready to try the Black Loop and Red Loop as well!
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Contacts
Local Club: Minnesota Off-Road Cyclists (MORC)
Apr 26, 2019: Knobby News – Spring 2019 new letter
Dec 4, 2018: Resignation Announcement
Nov 19, 2018: Give the Gift of Grooming!
Land Manager: Dakota County Parks
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