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Dunfield Spring Cutoff

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This is the best route to the upper ridge. There are two tough sections of climbing to clear.


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1.5

Miles

2.3

KM

Singletrack

2,060' 628 m

High

1,282' 391 m

Low

777' 237 m

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Down

10%

Avg Grade (6°)

30%

Max Grade (17°)

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Description

To find the start of Dunfield Spring Cutoff starting from the shack (Roadkill Cafe), cross two small drainage ditches. The first is right behind the shack, and the second comes shortly after. There is a third near the top of Thompson Canyon Trail, but if you encounter it you've gone too far.

There is a tough section of climbing at about 0.7 of a mile and another shorter test at about the 1-mile mark. Both sections are short, so if you climb off it is no big deal. The view at the top is worthy of the work.

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Lance Buck

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April flowers
Apr 2, 2015 near Clearlake, CA

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