Name: Mail Cabin to Mikesell Canyon Trail
Rating: 4.0

“A ridgeline connector for shuttles or longer loops like the Mail Cabin Creek and Mike Harris C.G. Loop.”

— Kris B.

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This trail connects the Mail Cabin Trail to the Mikesell Canyon trail. It travels along the ridgeline, with a few short climbs here and there. It can be rocky at times, and overgrown with wildflowers during the peak growing season. This area is popular with livestock and, at times, the trail can be a little rough if there's been traffic while wet.

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Local Club: Mountain Bike the Tetons

Land Manager: USFS - Caribou & Targhee National Forests Office

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in Wyoming

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4.7 Miles 7.5 Kilometers Singletrack	591' 180 m Ascent -893' -272 m Descent
8,866' 2,702 m High 8,298' 2,529 m Low	6% Avg Grade (3°) 28% Max Grade (16°)
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Mail Cabin to Mikesell Canyon Trail

4.7 Miles 7.5 Kilometers

Singletrack

591' 180 m

-893' -272 m

8,866' 2,702 m

8,298' 2,529 m

6%

28%

Unknown

“A ridgeline connector for shuttles or longer loops like the Mail Cabin Creek and Mike Harris C.G. Loop.”