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Clark Fork River Trail

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  2. MT
  3. …Northwestern Montana
  4. St. Regis
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Length

10.8 Miles 17.3 Kilometers


Singletrack

Elevation

723' 220 m

Ascent

-602' -183 m

Descent

2%

Avg Grade (1°)

20%

Max Grade (11°)

2,817' 859 m

High

2,560' 780 m

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Conditions

Unknown
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“A great singletrack ride along the Clark Fork River.”

— Matt Barnes
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Overview

Features: eMTB allowed

Description

This is a great early or late season option to get on some great trail. The trail starts from the Ferry Landing fishing access site and passes under the highway and RR bridges to start. There are a few challenging switchback climbs out of the gate, but the bulk of the trail is fast and flowy through dark pine forest along the Clark Fork River.

Contacts

Local Club: MTB Missoula (Trail Advocates)

Land Manager: USFS - Lolo National Forest Office

Apr 3, 2018: Trail Grooming, Avalanche Advisory Season Ends

Apr 2, 2018: Prescribed Burns Planned on Missoula District

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Sep 16, 2017
Andrew Pfalzer
Jun 4, 2017
Filthy Hobo
19mi — 2h 30m
Oct 29, 2016
Filthy Hobo
9mi — 75h 00m

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Trail Ratings

  4.0 from 5 votes

#1

in St. Regis

#5412

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  4.0 from 5 votes
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#1

in St. Regis

#66

in Montana

#5,412

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Russ S
Spokane, WA
Russ S   Spokane, WA
This ride seems to be called "St. Regis River Trail 223" on Trailforks, although it parallels the Clark Fork River.... Feb 28, 2017
Matt Tebussek
Cheyenne, WY
Matt Tebussek   Cheyenne, WY
This was an entertaining afternoon single track. I ended up riding it again backward, I was by myself and had no shuttle staged. Trail flows well with fun downhills and some difficult climbs (hike a bike style) First switchback climb is difficult. Fun Downhill rock section with a drop-off on your right down to the river. Worth the ride for sure. Found several piles of bear dookie, fair warning. Jun 14, 2017

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