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A quick desert ride just west of Bloomington. This route is ~2/3 singletrack and semi-technical.


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Map Key

6.1

Miles

9.9

KM

70%

Singletrack

2,844' 867 m

High

2,568' 783 m

Low

320' 97 m

Up

326' 99 m

Down

2%

Avg Grade (1°)

5%

Max Grade (3°)

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Overview

The Bloomington Microloop ride is a quick ride that starts at the Bloomington trailhead for the Bearclaw Poppy trail. It features about 4 miles of nice, narrow singletrack, then two miles on gravel road to close the loop.

Need to Know

The Microloop is designed to be ridden ONE WAY, but many riders use the westbound leg of the loop to connect to the Stucki Springs trail or to the Bearclaw Poppy trail. There's very little climbing on this year-round trail system. Enjoy!

Description

Start out like you're going to ride Bearclaw Poppy. Just after you pass the western corner of the fence around the flood basin (about 1/3 mile from the step-over gate), fork left when you see the "Bloomington Microloop" sign.

The playful Microloop eventually pops you out onto some gravel-grinding doubletrack. Take this back to the east as it winds its way back to your starting area.

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Bam Lopez

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Jul 24, 2022
David Nelson
HOT day made for a blistering ride. The downhill sections on the way back were excellent for a beginning rider to really challenge their self and t… 6.3mi — 1h 05m
Apr 16, 2022
Jenica Draney
Mar 5, 2021
Chris W.
5h 00m
Nov 7, 2020
Dave McGrath
Feb 14, 2020
Mary Lane Poe
May 5, 2018
Ashlyn Tanner
Apr 2, 2018
Russell Dilworth
Oct 19, 2017
D Johnson

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