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17.5 miles
Distance
2,499 ft
Climb
-2,500 ft
Descent
2 miles
High Point
-2 ft
Altitude change
6,337 ft
Altitude min
6,367 ft
Altitude start
6,365 ft
Altitude end
-40.5%
Grade max
40.5%
Grade min
8 miles
Distance climb
9 miles
Distance down
2,628 ft
Distance flat
Bunchgrass from trailhead to lake.
Detailed Description
Bunchgrass Complete is a 18 mile popular intermediate route located near Logan Utah. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 6 trails. This route climbs 2,499 ft with a max elevation of 8,386 ft then descends -2,500 ft.
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Stats
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Distance18 miles
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Avg time34 min 59 sec
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Altitude change-2 ft
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Altitude min6,337 ft
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Altitude start6,367 ft
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Altitude end6,365 ft
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Climb2,499 ft
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Descent-2,500 ft
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Grade max-40.5%
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Grade min40.5%
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Distance climb8 miles
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Distance down9 miles
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Distance flat2,628 ft
11 Reviews & Comments
paulbozich
July 6th. Awesome trail conditions. Grass and meadow leans in a bit on the trail in places, but no stinging nettles whatsoever. LOTS of bugs to eat, and get in our eyes. Trail is already dusty. Two water crossings. The lake and backdrop is stunning, and worth the ride up. Not a difficult climb at all, mostly flat, 3 or so rock gardens that require some reasonable skill to navigate. Fun time. EMPTY at 5:30pm on a Wednesday evening. One other biker, all else clear. I recommend highly, for variety. If you want a hard climb, go elsewhere. You want a mellow ride that's nice and long, with a BIG payoff in the view at the end, well then this is the trail. "nuff said.
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Double Roller OTB
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Double roller hidden in the shade and I couldnt see the second one :/
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