Name: McCurdy
Rating: 2.3

“A spicy, short and steep connector between Highway 1 and Bolinas Ridge Trail.”

— Dave Reed

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From Bolinas Ridge, drop down onto the winding and steep McCurdy trail. The flowy top section soon becomes a series of steep, chewed up clay benches that eventually mellow out into a nice descent with nice views. Follow it all the way down to the valley bottom below.

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Land Manager: National Park Service - Golden Gate National Recreation Area

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1.9 Miles 3.0 Kilometers Singletrack	0' 0 m Ascent -1,320' -402 m Descent
1,485' 453 m High 165' 50 m Low	13% Avg Grade (8°) 25% Max Grade (14°)
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McCurdy

1.9 Miles 3.0 Kilometers

Singletrack

0' 0 m

-1,320' -402 m

1,485' 453 m

165' 50 m

13%

25%

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“A spicy, short and steep connector between Highway 1 and Bolinas Ridge Trail.”