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Silver Trail

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  1. Areas
  2. MO
  3. …Southwest Missouri
  4. …Highlandville
  5. Busiek State Forest and Wildlife Area
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Length

1.9 Miles 3.1 Kilometers


Doubletrack

Elevation

496' 151 m

Ascent

-318' -97 m

Descent

8%

Avg Grade (5°)

31%

Max Grade (17°)

1,242' 378 m

High

970' 296 m

Low

Conditions

Unknown
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“The biggest climbs and descents in Busiek. ”

— Melissa Wagner
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Overview

Multi-use trail open to bikes, horses and hikers. Bikers must yield to horses and hikers.
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Description [Suggest Changes]

The first section of this trail will most likely be a hike-a-bike. The last half is rideable, but is very steep and loose.

Contacts

Local Club: Midwest Off-Road Cyclists

Mar 17, 2018: Testing For Chlamydia At Home

Feb 12, 2018: Chlamydia Testing Doesn’t Have To Be A Long, Embarrassing Process

Land Manager: Missouri Department of Conservation

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#8

in Busiek State Forest and Wildlife Area

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in Missouri

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