Mountain Bike

19.5 miles

Distance

2,988 ft

Climb

-2,983 ft

Descent

3,708 ft

High Point

Don't be deceived by the relatively short distance on this challenging, historic and fun Bigfoot Adventure Challenge gravel route around the Weaverville Basin. The rider can expect long pitchy gravel and dirt road climbs and descents along with an awesome, slow down and enjoy traverse of the LaGrange Ditch from historic downtown Weaverville. .

Detailed Description

BAC - Gravel - Weaverville Basin is a 20 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Weaverville California. This gravel bike primary route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 3 trails. This route climbs 2,988 ft with a max elevation of 3,708 ft then descends -2,983 ft.

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Trails in Route

	Weaver Bally Road				3 miles
	Musser Hill Trail				1 mile
	LaGrange Ditch Trail				2 miles

Details

Riding area

Weaver Basin
Primary Activity

Gravel Bike
Other Activities
- Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Loop
eBike Allowed

No
Bike type

AM, Gravel
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Hard

More Stats for BAC - Gravel - Weaverville Basin mountain bike route

Avg time

4 hr 13 min
Altitude min

1,990 ft
Altitude start

1,990 ft
Altitude end

1,995 ft
Grade max

-54.8%
Grade min

49.9%
Distance climb

9 miles
Distance down

9 miles
Distance flat

1 mile

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trail	date	description
Weaver Bally Road	Apr 15, 2025 @ 8:04am Apr 15, 2025	reporter
Musser Hill Trail	Apr 15, 2025 @ 8:03am Apr 15, 2025	reporter
LaGrange Ditch Trail	Apr 15, 2025 @ 8:03am Apr 15, 2025	reporter