A difficult alpine loop with a long doubletrack climb that takes you above tree line, a couple ups and downs with nice scenery, followed by an extended, very technical descent back to your car.
Start off climbing up Habegger Lane (the property owner has historically been friendly to bikers and hikers). You'll cross over the top of Coyote Ridge, and drop down toward West Coyote Creek. Turn left to climb again. Over the next hill, you will drop, climb, drop, climb, and drop to the end of the road.
Head cross country to the Southeast until you hit Green Lake Trail. Turn right, and descent steeply to Green Lake. Turn right once you hit the intersection with Parchers.
Come out at the pack station, go left, and then right on what looks like a driveway for a rental cabin, but turns into Old South Lake Road, and takes you down to Willow Campground. Head through the campground, and just before you hit South Lake Road, turn right, push up the narrow trail to get onto the Powerline Trail, go through some meadows. After coming steeply out onto South Lake Road, take your next right, and head into the meadows to find some more faint single track, that takes you out to a section of old dirt and broken pavement road. Drop this down to South Lake Road, turn right, and come out shortly at your car.
Trail Issues on Route
- Significant Issue / Amber: 1 trail (newest: Jul 2, 2019)
- Minor Issue / Yellow: 1 trail (newest: Jul 2, 2019)
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Stats
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Distance19 miles
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Altitude min8,406 ft
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Altitude start8,432 ft
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Altitude end8,524 ft
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Climb4,567 ft
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Descent-4,476 ft
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Grade0.1%
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Grade max-62%
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Grade min69.2%
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Distance climb9 miles
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Distance down10 miles
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Distance flat2,625 ft
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