Name: Raven Ridge
Rating: 3.8

“The ridgeline connection between High Noon and Curt's Trail.”

— Don Leinweber

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Raven Ridge rolls across a ridge east of the main Tabeguache Trail in the Lunch Loops. It's a short connector trail, and essentially a southern extension to Curt's Lane, ending at High Noon.

The trail intersects Lemon Squeezer, Pucker Up, Ali Alley and Coyote Ridge trails.

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Local Club: Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association

Land Manager: BLM Colorado - Grand Junction Field Office

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3.8 from 4 votes

#14

in Lunch Loops

#11062

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#14

in Lunch Loops

#1,163

in Colorado

#11,062

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0.7 Miles 1.1 Kilometers Singletrack	10' 3 m Ascent -173' -53 m Descent
5,017' 1,529 m High 4,854' 1,480 m Low	5% Avg Grade (3°) 9% Max Grade (5°)
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Raven Ridge

0.7 Miles 1.1 Kilometers

Singletrack

10' 3 m

-173' -53 m

5,017' 1,529 m

4,854' 1,480 m

5%

9%

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“The ridgeline connection between High Noon and Curt's Trail.”