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Lee's Way Down

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 4.8 (58)
  1. Areas
  2. CO
  3. …Central Rockies
  4. Avon
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“A challenging, unidirectional descent from Wildridge. ”

John McDade
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0.9

Miles

1.5

KM
Singletrack

8,204' 2,501 m

High

7,620' 2,323 m

Low

0' 0 m

Up

584' 178 m

Down

12%

Avg Grade (7°)

25%

Max Grade (14°)

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This trail is for descending only and is not recommended for beginner riders.

Description

Beautiful views of Avon and Beaver Creek but no time to look at them as the trail twists and steeply descends towards Avon Singletree Connector (ASC). Enormous, perfectly built in-sloped berms toss riders from corner to corner between jumps and pumps along the trail.

Lee's Way Down ends on the Avon Singletree Connector (ASC), where you can quickly jump across the trail to BLT Jump Line to make the perfect conclusion to a long climb up to Wildridge.

Contacts

Local Club: Vail Valley Mountain Bike Association

Apr 13, 2017: Spring Trail Openings & Closures

Apr 13, 2017: Trail Etiquette Refresher

Feb 23, 2017: Hiring! Adopt a Ranger position

Land Manager: USFS - White River National Forest Office

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John McDade
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Trail Ratings

  4.8 from 58 votes

#1

in Avon

#62

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  4.8 from 58 votes
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Trail Rankings

#1

in Avon

#27

in Colorado

#62

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This way for a fun descent
Oct 22, 2015 near Avon, CO
Huge machine built in-sloped corners throughout the entire descent.
Jul 26, 2014 near Avon, CO
The twisty berms at the start of Lee's Way Down
Sep 9, 2015 near Avon, CO

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Alexander Lane
What a great trail
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