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This doubletrack is a steady grade and mostly hard surface.


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5.0

Miles

8.1

KM

Doubletrack

2,283' 696 m

High

1,537' 469 m

Low

746' 227 m

Up

25' 8 m

Down

3%

Avg Grade (2°)

11%

Max Grade (6°)

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Unknown

Family Friendly This is a basic "off-road" pedal for kids just starting on mountain bikes, and the return is even easier.

Stay on the road and obey the posted signs. Bikes are not allowed off this roadway; you are surrounded by wilderness on both sides.

Description

Aside from a couple of short, dry wash crossings, this is a decent road surface that doesn't require a fat-bike tire. There are a few loose sections, but it's fairly easy rolling.

On the way east, you get a great view of the rock formations. You'll slowly approach the rocks and finally spot the narrow Kofa Queen Canyon.

On the return, you can clip along at a medium speed just by coasting. There's a nice view of the wide plain and the distant mountains, and at this speed you'll find a few fun, gentle dips and rises on the road.

The only facilities at the trailhead are a shade/shelter - no trash or toilets available.

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Shared By:

Luke Mattar

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Taking a break on the doubletrack and enjoying the expansive vista.
Jan 17, 2017 near Quartzsite, AZ
Distant rock towers decorate the backdrop in the Kofa Queen Canyon.
Jan 17, 2017 near Quartzsite, AZ
Broad views and wide doubletrack.
Jan 17, 2017 near Quartzsite, AZ

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Feb 11, 2019
Mal McCrea
Sandy doubletrack, watch out (listen for) OHVs. Some areas the sand gets deeeeep. The ride back is a long, low-grade descent that'll rattle your bones 5mi
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