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Steep and rocky and a whole lot of fun!


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3.6

Miles

5.9

KM

Singletrack

8,797' 2,681 m

High

7,355' 2,242 m

Low

1,441' 439 m

Up

20' 6 m

Down

8%

Avg Grade (4°)

22%

Max Grade (12°)

Dogs Off-leash

E-Bikes Unknown

Need to Know

Technically, you can drive to the start of this trail at the Upper Dry Creek trailhead but you should only attempt the drive in a high clearance 4x4. You are better off parking at the Lower Dry Creek trailhead and either riding up the road, which will likely be faster than driving up, or riding Eightmile Trail #132 to the upper trailhead. You may hit snow early season (June-ish) on the upper sections.

Description

This trail was substantially rebuilt and rerouted over the last few years and is now a class ride. Lower sections of the trail are in pine forest, steep in places but a good trail tread overall. The upper sections are mostly above treeline, very rocky in spots but manageable if you bring your A game. And of course, going back down is a hoot.

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Shared By:

Al Pendergrass

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#43

in Montana

#3,333

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Paradise Valley and the Absaroka Mountains.
Apr 3, 2018 near Livingston, MT

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Aug 7, 2021
Ben Whaley
Lots of deadfall. Trail is spotty in some places. Doesn't seem like it sees many visitors. 3.6mi
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