Lee Creek

Name: Lee Creek
Rating: 4.0

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Trail

3.4 mile 5.5 kilometer loop
100% Singletrack
Difficult

Elevation

Ascent: 409' 125 m
Descent: -413' -126 m
High: 549' 167 m
Low: 429' 131 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 5% (3°)
Max Grade: 15% (9°)

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“A great singletrack loop with lots of climbing.”

— gunnar wright

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Overview

Expect lots of great singletrack on this loop. On the Cemetery Loop, there are several outlooks. The Crack in the Rock Loop Trail is very technical with rocks and roots galore. There is also a great lookout at the crack. The Dam Overlook Trail is a good hill climb to yet another great overlook of the dam.

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As you start the ride, get ready for good climbs and very technical roots and rocks. The first trail you come to is the Cemetery Loop. On this loop, it's a long climb to the top but once there, it's an easy ride with some beautiful outlooks. Be careful on the downhill back to the cemetery as it's kind of sketchy.

Once at the cemetery, there's another little downhill to the creek and the other trails. Now that you are at the creek, you can go right to Crack in the Rock Loop Trail, which is very technical with long hills. Once back at the creek, you can do the Homestead Loop Trail; it has long climbs and sketchy downhills.