Timber Trail

Name: Timber Trail
Rating: 3.6

3.6 ( 7 )

Trail

1.0 mile 1.7 kilometer point to point
Singletrack
Easy/Intermediate

Elevation

Ascent: 56' 17 m
Descent: -40' -12 m
High: 5,283' 1,610 m
Low: 5,236' 1,596 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 2% (1°)
Max Grade: 10% (6°)

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Trail shared by Jared Crockett

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Bad / Closed 66 days ago See History

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“A good singletrack trail with some fun technical challenges sprinkled in!”

— Jared Crockett

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Family Friendly It was fun for my two girls (ages 12 and 9), although some sections were very challenging for them (part of the fun)!

Description

Riding from north to south, the trail begins by climbing up a short hill, where there are a few rocky obstacles along the way to keep it interesting. From that point, the trail is predominantly downhill and mostly flowy.

There are several small rock garden sections and a few rooty sections to spice things up. It's a nice trail and fun to ride as it weaves in and out of the pine trees at the base of the hogback. Look for the info-signs that provide mountain biking technique tips - they are great for teaching the kids!