Name: Coastal Fire Road
Rating: 1.0

“A fire road connecting Tennessee Valley with Muir Beach.”

— Bob Gardner

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This rutted fire road features steep climbs and sketchy descents with nice views along the way. This is the only direct route to Muir Beach since the Middle Green Gulch Trail is "uphill only" (easterly direction) for bikes.

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Tennessee Valley towards the Pacific.

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3.1 Miles 5.0 Kilometers Doubletrack	740' 225 m Ascent -875' -267 m Descent
889' 271 m High 14' 4 m Low	10% Avg Grade (6°) 28% Max Grade (16°)
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Coastal Fire Road

3.1 Miles 5.0 Kilometers

Doubletrack

740' 225 m

-875' -267 m

889' 271 m

14' 4 m

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28%

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“A fire road connecting Tennessee Valley with Muir Beach.”