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A short and sweet continuation of rocky singletrack from South Burma.


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Map Key

0.9

Miles

1.5

KM

Singletrack

915' 279 m

High

739' 225 m

Low

34' 10 m

Up

210' 64 m

Down

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

11%

Max Grade (6°)

Dogs No Dogs

E-Bikes Unknown

Description

If you've come off the South Burma Trail wanting more, point your front wheel toward the North Burma Trail for an outstanding section of rocky singletrack. It's very well pitched for a speedy, pedaling descent. There are blind corners in multiple places, so make noise to alert fellow trail users.

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Land Manager: California State Parks

Shared By:

Jason Lampenrider

Trail Ratings

  4.4 from 12 votes

#6702

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  4.4 from 12 votes
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Trail Rankings

#369

in California

#6,702

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Photos

Near the intersection of Louis trail and North Burma Trail,
Apr 21, 2018 near Santa Rosa, CA
A quick sunset photo op after fixing a flat on North Burma Trail.
Oct 21, 2018 near Santa Rosa, CA
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Current Trail Conditions

All Clear 49 days ago
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Feb 22, 2019
Dustin R
Feb 20, 2019
Eric Chisholm
Still pretty slopy
Jan 26, 2019
Thomas McKenzie
Jan 20, 2019
Karin Austin
Apr 21, 2018
Coltonpalmer
Dec 2, 2016
Joseph Hart
Trail is in a great condition, a few muddy spots but you can avoid them without causing damage to the trail. 0.9mi
Nov 18, 2016
Joseph Hart
Best conditions ever 1mi
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