Name: Low Gap Trail
Rating: 4.0

“A really cool ridge option for extending a longer ride.”

— Philip Smith

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Low Gap Trail is best ridden from its connection with Charlie's Challenge (Front) and Charlie's Challenge (Back) toward Boy Scout Trail. There is one section where we had to skirt along a section of private property that required us to bench into the hillside. This section is a little technical, but 90% of the trail is fun, fast, and flowing riding.

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Land Manager: City of Spencer

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Mysterious Mailbox

YOU ARE HERE signs - there are five of these located in various locations around Charles Fork Lake to let you know what's up.

Chadway.

Most technical spot on Low Gap Trail - Getting around this tree on the cliff. Can you ride it?

The hard work that goes into keeping trails clear! Thanks WVMBA volunteers.

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1.0 Miles 1.6 Kilometers Singletrack	36' 11 m Ascent -96' -29 m Descent
1,030' 314 m High 958' 292 m Low	2% Avg Grade (1°) 15% Max Grade (8°)
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Low Gap Trail

1.0 Miles 1.6 Kilometers

Singletrack

36' 11 m

-96' -29 m

1,030' 314 m

958' 292 m

2%

15%

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“A really cool ridge option for extending a longer ride.”