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Overview
This area has some fast flowing trails with some small and larger features to hit if you are into that. Steep switchbacks and some steeper downhill sections might cause skidding (erosion), but these are some of the most fun trails Southern Oregon!
Need to Know
Park midway up the road and loop the trails by riding the fire roads back up to your vehicle. The ride up from the bottom is fairly steep. Driving in, please take is slow through the neighborhood at the bottom of the hill.
Description
This route is pretty long and loops back on itself but hits most of the singletrack in the area. You could shuttle this area easily and
PBR Trail /
Chucks Chips are likely more geared towards this style. Otherwise, ride from the midpoint and loop these trails by riding back up the fire roads. This entire area is in fairly good condition; though there are a few overhanging branches and the trails are tight in some sections, but you can rail through most of it.
Park your car off
FS Road 22 (Wagner Gap Road) to start this ride. Head south on
FS Road 22 (Wagner Gap Road) which climbs right from the start. At 2.5 miles to reach
Old Man Trail which joins from the right. The trail descends, steeply at first, a series of switchbacks. After leveling off for a bit,
Old Man Trail ends at
NF-2040. Cross the road to join
Middle Earth Trail which again descends steeply down several switchbacks and crosses a small creek part way down.
Middle Earth Trail ends at another forest road. Cross the road to start
Bike Wash Trail which follows the Little Applegate River for a short while before ending at
Brickpile Road NF-2250. Turn right onto
Brickpile Road NF-2250 gradually climbing back up to where you parked your car. Take a right onto
FS Road 22 (Wagner Gap Road) briefly to get to an an old road that is now mostly singletrack which leads to
Chucks Chips.
Chucks Chips is more of a freeride trail and has some fairly steep sections. This trail can be a little bit gnarly in places.
Chucks Chips ends at Wagner Gap Road. Take a left on the road and follow it back to where it reenters the forest and becomes
FS Road 22 (Wagner Gap Road). Continue on this road, once again past your car. Take it all the way back past the turn for
Old Man Trail to the junction with
PBR Trail. Take right onto
PBR Trail, another more freeride like trail, that descends quite steeply down some switchbacks.
PBR Trail has some larger hits on and features to keep it interesting but can also leave a bruise or two if you aren't on your game.
Take
PBR Trail all the way down to its end at
McDonald Creek Road and take a right; briefly follow
McDonald Creek Road before taking another right onto
NF-2040. Follow the mostly level
NF-2040 all the way back to its junction with
FS Road 22 (Wagner Gap Road). A left on
FS Road 22 (Wagner Gap Road) will return you to your car and the end of this ride.
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Liz
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