Name: Derrick Trail #33
Rating: 3.0

“Rough and rocky at the top, but all rideable.”

— Michael Bonnette

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The beginning of this trail is located a few hundred yards before Horton Trailhead. It starts right off the main road to the east across form a parking lot. Climb up about 1,000' until you hit the Highline Trail #31 (NRT) and turn around and ride the downhill you earned back down. The trail is rough and rocky near the top but all rideable. The bottom half is much smoother. The trail is fun overall if you like a rough downhill.

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Local Club: Rim Country Mountain Biking Association

Land Manager: USFS - Tonto National Forest Office

Oct 9, 2017: Shoofly Area Prescribed burn cancelled

Oct 5, 2017: Large Precribed Fire Treatment Slated just North of Payson

Oct 4, 2017: Forest Offices to close for Columbus Day

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in Tonto National Forest

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#4

in Tonto National Forest

#421

in Arizona

#13,550

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2.6 Miles 4.2 Kilometers Singletrack	1,020' 311 m Ascent 0' 0 m Descent
6,444' 1,964 m High 5,424' 1,653 m Low	7% Avg Grade (4°) 19% Max Grade (11°)
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Derrick Trail #33

2.6 Miles 4.2 Kilometers

Singletrack

1,020' 311 m

0' 0 m

6,444' 1,964 m

5,424' 1,653 m

7%

19%

Unknown

“Rough and rocky at the top, but all rideable.”