Mountain Bike

1.2 miles

Distance

108 ft

Climb

-110 ft

Descent

1 mile

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Detailed Description

Big Trees Trail is a 1 mile less popular easy route located near Three Rivers California. This hike primary route. This route includes 2 trails. This route climbs 108 ft with a max elevation of 6,435 ft then descends -110 ft.

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Case Mountain/Salt Creek Trails

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Trails in Route

	Big Trees Trail				2,520 ft
	Big Trees Connector				1,014 ft

Details

Riding area

Case Mountain
Primary Activity

Hike
Other Activities
- Trail Running
Difficulty rating

Green
eBike Allowed

No

More Stats for Big Trees Trail mountain bike route

Altitude change

-2 ft
Altitude min

6,376 ft
Altitude start

6,435 ft
Altitude end

6,434 ft
Grade

-0%
Grade max

-9.1%
Grade min

32.4%
Distance climb

2,224 ft
Distance down

3,645 ft
Distance flat

259 ft

Directions

Walk northeast on Generals Highway.
Continue for 400 meters.
Walk north on Big Trees Connector.
Continue for 100 meters.
Turn right onto Big Trees Trail.
Continue for 1 kilometer.
Turn right onto Big Trees Connector.
Continue for 80 meters.
Keep left to stay on Big Trees Connector.
Continue for 300 meters.

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