Name: FDR 118.1
Rating: 2.0

“A steep doubletrack climb that provides great access to a number of single and doubletrack trails.”

— Josh Cramer

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Dogs: Off-leash

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There is a good parking area at the base of this trail. It is used by a lot of mountain bikers, dirt bikers, and jeepers as a staging area access to the trails and roads that are above.

This is a great starting point for some good MTB rides in the area.

Contacts

Land Manager: USFS - Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests Office

Sep 19, 2017: Know Before You Go: Canyon Lakes Ranger District this Fall

Sep 14, 2017: Draft Decision Made for Paving Weld County Road 105

Sep 12, 2017: Portions of Point Park Picnic Area to close briefly for upgrades

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in Lyons

#1,970

in Colorado

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1.8 Miles 2.8 Kilometers Doubletrack	532' 162 m Ascent -176' -54 m Descent
7,833' 2,388 m High 7,302' 2,226 m Low	8% Avg Grade (4°) 20% Max Grade (11°)
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FDR 118.1

1.8 Miles 2.8 Kilometers

Doubletrack

532' 162 m

-176' -54 m

7,833' 2,388 m

7,302' 2,226 m

8%

20%

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“A steep doubletrack climb that provides great access to a number of single and doubletrack trails.”