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Boulder Loop

Intermediate
 4.0 (4)
  1. Areas
  2. IL
  3. …Central Illinois
  4. …Shelbyville
  5. Forest Park
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“Boulder Loop is part of the General Dacey Trail Mountain Bike Extension. ”

Mark Shanks
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2.6

Miles

4.1

KM
Singletrack

725' 221 m

High

626' 191 m

Low

312' 95 m

Up

313' 95 m

Down

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

23%

Max Grade (13°)

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Unknown

Family Friendly A great easy to intermediate loop for families and kids!

Closed during deer hunting seasons.

Description

The Boulder Loop is a fast, carving singletrack loop with a great scenic overlook of Lake Shelbyville. Starting off of Ag Pass, the start of the loop winds along the shore of Ninth Street Cove with great views of Lake Shelbyville. The trail has some gradual ups and downs but nothing too challenging.

You can connect to Split Rock Loop trail on the north side for some additional mileage or loop back around to where you started at Ag Pass.

Contacts

Local Club: Central Illinois Mountain Bike Association

Land Manager: US Army Corps of Engineers - Lake Shelbyville Project

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Mark Shanks
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  4.0 from 4 votes

#3

in Forest Park

#11454

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#3

in Forest Park

#117

in Illinois

#11,454

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Rest stop bench at scenic overlook on the Boulder Loop.
Oct 30, 2015 near Shelbyv…, IL
Singletrack trail in scenic forest near the Boulder Loop.
Oct 30, 2015 near Shelbyv…, IL
Lookout point 86 degree Oct. 10th
Oct 10, 2020 near Shelbyv…, IL
Half Dome Rock on the Boulder Loop.
Nov 1, 2015 near Shelbyv…, IL
Handle the trails like a Champ! Great scenic fun trail.
Oct 10, 2020 near Shelbyv…, IL

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Oct 28, 2018
Joren Davis
a few trees down on the trails but just look at them as obstacles that are not permanent.

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