Pipeline Trail #668

Name: Pipeline Trail #668
Rating: 3.7

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Trail

3.5 mile 5.6 kilometer point to point
Singletrack
Difficult

Elevation

Ascent: 77' 23 m
Descent: -1,214' -370 m
High: 10,207' 3,111 m
Low: 9,070' 2,764 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 7% (4°)
Max Grade: 34% (19°)

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“Singletrack flow along N. Cheyenne Creek between Foresters Trail / Jones #701 and Jones Park.”

— Allen Tanner

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Description

From FS 379, take Foresters Trail / Jones #701. After 0.4 miles, the turn off to the Pipeline Trail will be on the right (east). This trail follows North Cheyenne Creek in it's length.

The first 1.8 miles are downhill, loose, flowing with jumps and technical sections, in other words, guaranteed to put a smile on your face. There are several stream crossings to keep you cool.

After this, the trail hugs the edge of the canyon, quite exposed and treacherous in some places.

At mile three, Seven Bridges Trail #622 is on the right (east).

The trail ends at the intersection with Jones Park.