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Sidewinder and Sons

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  1. Areas
  2. MT
  3. …Northwestern Montana
  4. …Missoula
  5. Mount Jumbo
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Length

2.7 Miles 4.4 Kilometers


Singletrack

Elevation

201' 61 m

Ascent

-886' -270 m

Descent

8%

Avg Grade (4°)

24%

Max Grade (14°)

4,778' 1,456 m

High

3,930' 1,198 m

Low

Conditions

Unknown
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“A fun descent on a curvy singletrack with great views of Missoula and the Rattlesnake.”

— Alden Wright
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Overview

Closed Dec. 1 to May 1 in consideration of the Mt. Jumbo elk herd.
Features: -none-
Dogs: Off-leash

Description

This trail has three sections separated by logging road crossings. The top section is Sidewinder, which is the least steep of the three. It starts with an easy climb up the ridge, followed by a short (about 50 ft), steep, but rideable climb up to the high point on the ridge.

The downhill part of Sidewinder includes one somewhat tricky double ledge--watch out for it--you may want to walk it. Son of Sidewinder and the third section are steeper, but straightforward.

Contacts

Local Club: MTB Missoula (Trail Advocates)

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Trail Ratings

  4.3 from 3 votes

#3

in Mount Jumbo

#4743

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#3

in Mount Jumbo

#61

in Montana

#4,743

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