Name: Lone Pine Trail
Rating: 1.0

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“A steep, rocky, rutted-out motorcycle trail that has good riding for the first mile.”

— Eric Gardey

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Features eMTB allowed

Description

The Lone Pine Trail starts out well with good riding for the first mile. At this point, the much better North Fork Trail breaks off to the left. The remainder of Lone Pine consists of long sections of steep, rocky, rutted moto-trail. There are a few short sections of nice riding, but they are few and far between.

At mile three of Lone Pine, the Short Line Trail will be on your left. This short section takes you to the North Fork Trail. At mile 3.75, you reach the top entrance to the North Fork Trail. Lone Pine ends at Red Table Mountain Road.

Contacts

Local Club: Roaring Fork Mountain Bike Association

Oct 17, 2018: BLM taking Sutey Ranch Comments at Open House October 25

Land Manager: USFS - White River National Forest Office

Nov 13, 2018: â€˜Tis the season for Christmas tree permits

Nov 8, 2018: Forest Service releases Draft Decision for Golden Peak Improvements Project

Nov 7, 2018: Early snow prompts Vail Pass Area to open early to snowmobiles

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#38

in White River National Forest

#26249

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#38

in White River National F…

#2,582

in Colorado

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4.9 Miles 7.8 Kilometers Singletrack	1,813' 553 m Ascent -340' -104 m Descent
8% Avg Grade (5°) 27% Max Grade (15°)	9,500' 2,895 m High 7,861' 2,396 m Low

Lone Pine Trail

4.9 Miles 7.8 Kilometers

Singletrack

1,813' 553 m

-340' -104 m

8%

27%

9,500' 2,895 m

7,861' 2,396 m

Shared By Eric Gardey

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