Mountain Bike

14 miles

Distance

1,527 ft

Climb

-4,853 ft

Descent

4,768 ft

High Point

The Alpine Trail is one of the best trails you might ever ride.... yup we said it. There is so much flow on this trail, the forest is so magical and the ride is so long. You will get to the bottom and wonder if it was all real. Highlights of this ride are the Bunch-grass meadows and the Jedi section of the trail.

There is quite a bit of climbing despite the fact that this ride is a shuttle so make sure you bring adequate food, water and tools as you would for any long ride.

For more information on Oakridge or to book shuttles check out RideSpots.com

2 Reviews & Comments

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Jommpy123 (Aug 28, 2019 at 20:29)

Wonderful mixture of terrain, an extended thrill ride of single track downhill goodnedd

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Micbike52 (Jul 20, 2020 at 10:57)

Rode 7/18/29- dry, clear, beautiful.

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Details

Riding area

Oakridge
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Shuttled
Bike type

DH, AM
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Moderate
Ridelogs

456

More Stats for Alpine Trail Shuttle mountain bike route

Altitude change

-3,326 ft
Altitude min

1,082 ft
Altitude start

4,420 ft
Altitude end

1,096 ft
Grade

-4.6%
Grade max

-70%
Grade min

50.9%
Distance climb

4 miles
Distance down

8 miles
Distance flat

1 mile

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