Name: Bare Hare
Rating: 5.0

“Bare Hare is either a grueling climb or a super fun descent depending on which way you're headed.”

— Leslie Kehmeier

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Bare Hare, also known as Saddle Back Trail, is either a big climb or super fun descent depending on which direction you ride. The trail is accessed either from the north side of Jones Creek or from the top end of the Bull Mountain trail.

The trail is both singletrack and forest road with a steady grade from top to bottom.

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Land Manager: USFS - Chattahoochee & Oconee National Forests Office

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Minor Issues 14 days ago

Muddy, Fallen Trees - A few trees down and some very muddy patches. Still fun

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Jones Creek crossing - Bull Mountain area.

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3.8 Miles 6.1 Kilometers Singletrack	875' 267 m Ascent -127' -39 m Descent
2,644' 806 m High 1,807' 551 m Low	5% Avg Grade (3°) 23% Max Grade (13°)
Minor Issues 14 days ago — Update

Bare Hare

3.8 Miles 6.1 Kilometers

Singletrack

875' 267 m

-127' -39 m

2,644' 806 m

1,807' 551 m

5%

23%

Minor Issues

“Bare Hare is either a grueling climb or a super fun descent depending on which way you're headed.”