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A fun trail connecting Ophir Mountain Road #951.A to East Meets West (FS Trail #9042) with great views.


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2.7

Miles

4.3

KM

Singletrack

10,202' 3,109 m

High

9,377' 2,858 m

Low

89' 27 m

Up

914' 279 m

Down

7%

Avg Grade (4°)

23%

Max Grade (13°)

Dogs Off-leash

E-Bikes Unknown

Description

From Ophir Mountain Road #951.A, you'll see a sign for this trail on the north side of the doubletrack. The trail descends through a tight pine forest for 0.7 miles when it crosses the Robert Foote Trail #9047.

From the intersection with Robert Foote Trail #9047, head north on a sandy singletrack between the pines. Follow signs for Trail 9155 north on a relatively flat, sandy trail. Roughly 0.2 miles in, there is an intersection that is marked with a small cairn. Take the left (head north).

Shortly after an intersection with 9155B, there is a really nice, twisting descent through some dense forest. Keep an eye out for a 12-18" log drop, and the trail opens to a clear-cut area.

The trail then continues down with some great views of Lake Dillon to the intersection with East Meets West (FS Trail #9042) .

Be very careful in the clear-cut area. There are numerous stumps on the side of the trail that will catch your foot if you're not careful.

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Shared By:

Andy Hardy

Trail Ratings

  3.3 from 17 votes

#12195

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  3.3 from 17 votes
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#1,258

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#12,195

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Jun 19, 2021
Private User
Jun 2, 2021
Taylor McElheney
Jul 4, 2019
Dylan Jenner
Aug 16, 2018
Nolan van Harte
Aug 1, 2018
Alex Gibson
Reminds me of tree skiing! Narrow, twisty singletrack through the trees with a few steep turns and fun features
May 20, 2018
Stephen Hayes
Jun 14, 2017
Zach Hope
LOTS of downed trees.
Jun 7, 2017
Ben Wessendorf
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