Name: Jackass Ridge Spur
Rating: 2.0

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“This trail is steep, rocky, and rutted. Watch out with this trail.”

— Alan Seegmiller

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The trail bottoms out in Ten Cent Gulch, which holds water in winter and early spring.

Description

The upper section is a popular option to drop down from Jackass Ridge Trail to Howe Ditch Trail. Watch out for the section below Howe Ditch Trail though. It is rocky, steep, and rutted. Still, it offers a nice change of pace. Best ridden downhill.

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Local Club: Trinity Trail Alliance

Land Manager: USFS - Shasta & Trinity National Forest Office

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2.0 from 1 vote

#19

in Weaverville Basin Trail System

#25056

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0.5 Miles 0.7 Kilometers Singletrack	7' 2 m Ascent -282' -86 m Descent
12% Avg Grade (7°) 16% Max Grade (9°)	2,572' 784 m High 2,289' 698 m Low

Jackass Ridge Spur

0.5 Miles 0.7 Kilometers

Singletrack

7' 2 m

-282' -86 m

12%

16%

2,572' 784 m

2,289' 698 m

Shared By Alan Seegmiller

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“This trail is steep, rocky, and rutted. Watch out with this trail.”

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