Name: High Point Trail
Rating: 4.0

“A relatively steep climbing trail to Boggs Peak Trail and Dusty Trail.”

— Shayne Holderby

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This trail picks up from Fire road 600 Climb to Highpoint Trail and has the connection to both Boggs Peak Trail (intermediate level trail system) and Dusty Trail which leads to a double black diamond downhill technical trail called Charlie's Trail. Can also be used to access the "back side" trail system at the park. This trail is recommended for expert riders only. Lose 600' of elevation in 0.5 miles!

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0.5 Miles 0.7 Kilometers Singletrack	106' 32 m Ascent -44' -13 m Descent
3,674' 1,120 m High 3,569' 1,088 m Low	6% Avg Grade (3°) 8% Max Grade (4°)
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High Point Trail

0.5 Miles 0.7 Kilometers

Singletrack

106' 32 m

-44' -13 m

3,674' 1,120 m

3,569' 1,088 m

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“A relatively steep climbing trail to Boggs Peak Trail and Dusty Trail.”