14.1 miles
Distance
1,668 ft
Climb
-1,669 ft
Descent
3,926 ft
High Point
Some of these trails are being officially adopted by the Forest Service. Others remain unsanctioned on State Trust Land.
Similar to the V1 route, but takes Gem Slabs instead of Chutes. The bottom portion of Gem is similar to Chutes, so you still get some of that fast flowy feel of Chutes. I like big, gnarly rock slabs, so this has become my new favorite route out here. This route still allows lots of flexibility, such as taking regular Gem instead of Gem Slabs. You can choose your own adventure/difficulty out here
These trails get really hot in the summer.
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50 Year All the Goods V2 is a 14 mile popular expert route located near Coronado National Forest - Mt Lemmon Arizona. This mountain bike primary route and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 8 trails. This route climbs 1,668 ft with a max elevation of 3,926 ft then descends -1,669 ft.
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Trails in Route
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Primary ActivityMountain Bike
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Difficulty ratingBlack Diamond
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Bike typeAM, XC, Fat
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Physical ratingHard
More Stats for 50 Year All the Goods V2 mountain bike route
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Altitude change1 ft
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Altitude min3,123 ft
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Altitude start3,196 ft
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Altitude end3,196 ft
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Grade max-31.4%
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Grade min29.7%
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Distance climb6 miles
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Distance down5 miles
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Distance flat2 miles
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Gem Slabs and Middle Gate: Best of the 50-Year MTB Trails
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