Name: Crawfish
Rating: 4.8

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This is the classic shuttle run of Crawfish. You miss the top mile+ by not ascending Knott, but you get the best of what this rowdy, fast, tight and technical trail has to offer. The trail can be accessed at two other lower points on road 2263-717 and the bottom access point sees the most shuttle action.

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Local Club: Disciples of Dirt (DOD)

Feb 21, 2024: Open Position

Feb 19, 2024: Whypass Cleanup: Round Three

Feb 12, 2024: Whypass Cleanup: Round Two

Land Manager: USFS - Umpqua National Forest Office

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Brock B-Rock

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Trail Ratings

4.8 from 4 votes

#4

in Greater Oakridge

#6869

Overall

4.8 from 4 votes

5 Star		75%
4 Star		25%
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Trail Rankings

#4

in Greater Oakridge

#140

in Oregon

#6,869

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Oct 16, 2017 near Culp Creek, OR

Lower section of Crawfish, one of few with an outlooking view.

Oct 16, 2017 near Culp Creek, OR

Crawfish trail, some of the less brushy parts.

Oct 16, 2017 near Culp Creek, OR

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Jun 3, 2018

Andrew Portier

technical top 2 miles. did knott trail 7mi

Jun 3, 2018

Rick Silva

Oct 16, 2017

Joe Crivello

shuttled to upper trailhead on road 2242, rode down trail, the shuttled road 2263/717 to the upper crossing and rode that part down before dark — 3h 00m

Sep 29, 2016

Aaron T.

Shuttle 4 times Dan Vanessa Chris Casey jerred

Sep 25, 2016

Aaron T.

May 10, 2013

Brock B-Rock