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To download routes below click on the "View Full Route" button in the left corner of the map. This will open up a separate page showing more detailed information. In the top right of this page click the "Export" tab and choose how you would like to download or print the route. All Garmin models are supported with detailed instructions explaining how to load the route onto your device. A KML file for Google earth is also available, as well as traditional cue-sheets.
A truly epic ride. This route is challenging, exciting, and adventuresome. Covering gravel bike path, dirt road, single track, double track, and asphalt this route has it all. Perfect for a weekend adventure with friends. Please note this ride has several technical sections, stream crossings, and bridge crossings and riders should be comfortable with their bike handling skills. Warning: after descent on Zimmerman road the road turns to the right and abruptly stops at a creek. Be prepared to stop and hike your bike.
This loop is an excellent course that is great for either a cross bike or a mountain bike. There is portions of gravel bike path, gravel road, single-track, old logging road, and asphalt; a great variety of surfaces for a great ride that isn't too terribly long. Riders should be comfortable with single-track and mud/loose surfaces before taking on this awesome cross course.
This route offers segments of technical climbing and trail riding. Additionally, on the first large gravel descent there are 2 hike-a-bike stream crossings, so be prepared to stop. This course crosses a few Park Service trails that do not permit cycling. This website does not condone breaking this regulation, but simply provides a mapping system. Travel at your own risk. A True Ultra-cross ride, with a nice road section at the end.
