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Beaumont Ridge

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  2. CA
  3. …Southern California
  4. …Redlands
  5. South Hills Preserve
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0.7 Miles 1.1 Kilometers


Doubletrack

101' 31 m

Ascent

-54' -17 m

Descent

4%

Avg Grade (2°)

12%

Max Grade (7°)

1,672' 510 m

High

1,580' 481 m

Low

Shared By Jonah Dinger

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“A wide doubletrack that runs along the ridge above the Scott Canyon Trail.”

— Jonah Dinger
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A rolling fireroad that travels from the Scott Cayon Trail to the powerline towers at the opposite end of the ridge. The climb up is a little bit of a kicker but it opens up to rolling fireroad along the top of the ridge, once you reach the top of the climb. Be on the lookout for other trail users as you descend the super steep section near the towers.

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Land Manager: City of Loma Linda - Public Works

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#4

in South Hills Preserve

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in South Hills Preserve

#693

in California

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