• Trail:
  • Crater Rim (Newberry Crater)
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  • Condition:
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  • Reporter Primary Activity:
  • Mountain Bike
Description:
Some horse apples and the usual areas hooves make ruts are at max effect. Other than that how often are we sweating balls at 7000 feet in October but here we are. Get this loop in (COUNTERCLOCKWISE) before Jack Frost moves in!
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    Coordinates: 43.685742, -121.247964

        Local Weather During Report

        • Summary
          Clear
        • Temperature
          15° (6°/27°)
        • Precip
          0 mm/h
        • Wind
          7.57 km/h
        • Cloud Cover
          0%
        • Humidity
          0.36

        Previous Reports

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        Jul 29, 2026 @ 2:43pm
        Jul 29, 2026
        I dropped in at the trailhead by Paulina Peak and rode it counterclockwise and ended at Paulina Lake resort. If you can get somebody to drop you... view
        Jul 9, 2026 @ 8:54am
        Jul 9, 2026
        As mentioned clockwise is best, travel up the road 3.5miles to trail. Riding perfect, dry trail bed. The lower last 5miles are extremely dusty... view
        Jul 7, 2026 @ 9:25am
        Jul 7, 2026
        The only way I would do this trail by bike is counterclockwise. You will regret it clockwise. You will see why either way you choose lol. I chose... view

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