Mountain Bike

7.6 miles

Distance

1,478 ft

Climb

-1,482 ft

Descent

1 mile

High Point

The Urban Assault of Bisbee you can do before the partner wakes up. Take Tombsone Canyon to North Old Divide to Juniper Flats. Great views along the way up the road. It turns to gravel at Juniper flats and has some steep sections but a nice warm up. The Ridge trail is a great downhill ripper. Continue up to the giant 4 foot rock on the right for the start the Ridge trail. There were only a few bad spots techy spots that I had to hike a bike. For the most part pretty good flow and some fun steep descending. Also be sure to hit a few stairs cases on your way through Bisbee for the complete urban assault of Bisbee. I took my Hardtail and had no issues. I would consider myself a intermediate/advanced rider. Enjoy

Detailed Description

Bisbee Urban Assult is a 8 mile popular expert route located near Bisbee Arizona. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 1,478 ft with a max elevation of 6,576 ft then descends -1,482 ft.

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Ridge Trail

3 miles

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Riding area

Bisbee
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Black Diamond

More Stats for Bisbee Urban Assult mountain bike route

Altitude change

-3 ft
Altitude min

5,318 ft
Altitude start

5,468 ft
Altitude end

5,466 ft
Grade max

-50.3%
Grade min

32.5%
Distance climb

4 miles
Distance down

3 miles
Distance flat

4,541 ft

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