Name: Sulphur Springs
Rating: 4.2

“A good heart pumping climb with several switchbacks on the way up. Even better downhill!”

— KEL SHIPMAN

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This trail is one of the main climbs/downhill's at Paris Mt. About 1.5 miles long and nearly 500 vertical feet of pure climbing/DH pleasure!

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Local Club: Upstate SORBA

May 18, 2016: May Board Meeting Notes

Mar 14, 2016: Mountain Bike Access in Wilderness

Mar 14, 2016: March 7, 2016 Board Meeting Minutes

Land Manager: SC State Parks - Paris Mountain

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Aug 16, 2015

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Jun 3, 2014

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Jun 2, 2014

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4.2 from 6 votes

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in Paris Mountain State Park

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4.2 from 6 votes

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Sulphur Springs Trail has berms!

Big boulders on the Mountain Creek Trail at Paris Mountain State Park.

Brissy Ridge - Upper trailhead

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2.0 Miles 3.2 Kilometers Singletrack	470' 143 m Ascent -141' -43 m Descent
1,531' 467 m High 1,069' 326 m Low	6% Avg Grade (3°) 20% Max Grade (11°)
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Sulphur Springs

2.0 Miles 3.2 Kilometers

Singletrack

470' 143 m

-141' -43 m

1,531' 467 m

1,069' 326 m

6%

20%

Minor Issues

“A good heart pumping climb with several switchbacks on the way up. Even better downhill!”