Name: Mud Springs #173
Rating: 4.0

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“A moderately technical downhill that makes for a good loop option with Mill Canyon.”

— Leslie Kehmeier

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Features eMTB allowed

Description

Mud Springs #173 starts from the Ridge Trail #157 and descends north towards Mill Canyon #40, passing Tibble Fork along the way.

The trail begins with a short climb that transitions through a wide meadow to a steep and rowdy downhill to the intersection with Tibble Fork. There are plenty of rocks and roots to keep you and your skills at attention.

Stay straight at the intersection to finish the bottom part of the route. The grade is easy going at first and the plunges past pockets of meadows to the intersection with Mill Canyon #40. A left turn continues downhill while a right turn climbs back up steeply to the Ridge Trail #157.

Contacts

Land Manager: USFS - Uinta, Wasatch & Cache National Forests Office

Sep 11, 2018: Pole Creek Fire Update September 11, 2018

Sep 11, 2018: Pole Creek Fire September 12, 2018 Update

Sep 11, 2018: Bald Mountain Fire Update September 12, 2018

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Trail Ratings

4.0 from 2 votes

#3

in Mill Canyon OHV Complex

#7496

Overall

4.0 from 2 votes

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Rankings

#3

in Mill Canyon OHV Complex

#285

in Utah

#7,496

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1 Comment

Forrest Gladding

Fun DH, take it down and climb back up Tibble to Deer Creek. Incorporate this dh into a loop and its super fun! Aug 25, 2017

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2.7 Miles 4.3 Kilometers Singletrack	239' 73 m Ascent -1,153' -351 m Descent
10% Avg Grade (6°) 47% Max Grade (25°)	8,226' 2,507 m High 7,075' 2,157 m Low

Mud Springs #173

2.7 Miles 4.3 Kilometers

Singletrack

239' 73 m

-1,153' -351 m

10%

47%

8,226' 2,507 m

7,075' 2,157 m

Shared By Leslie Kehmeier

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