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NFSR #74 - Big Ivy

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  2. NC
  3. …West and Mountains
  4. …Asheville
  5. Barnardsville
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Length

8.7 Miles 14.1 Kilometers


Doubletrack

Elevation

1,975' 602 m

Ascent

-197' -60 m

Descent

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

14%

Max Grade (8°)

4,360' 1,329 m

High

2,582' 787 m

Low

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“This doubletrack offers pedal or shuttle access to the top of Bullhead Ridge.”

— Eric Ashley
GPX File — Driving Directions

Overview

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NFSR #74 - Big Ivy works as a steady gravel grind for the adventurous or as a shuttle-route for doing laps. It starts off of Dillingham Road and passes NFSR #231 on the way to the ridge eight miles up.

Contacts

Land Manager: USFS - North Carolina National Forests Office

Apr 16, 2018: Cradle of Forestry Offers Walks to Beaver Wetland

Apr 4, 2018: Kids Fishing Days 2018

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