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12.4 miles
Distance
1,758 ft
Climb
-1,753 ft
Descent
1 mile
High Point
5 ft
Altitude change
6,740 ft
Altitude min
6,869 ft
Altitude start
6,873 ft
Altitude end
-42.5%
Grade max
39.9%
Grade min
6 miles
Distance climb
6 miles
Distance down
1 mile
Distance flat
A great loop for beginners the begins at the Porcupine Campground and follows the Oakley-Rogerson Rd until Buttars Spring. The last third of the ride is on the gravel road FS Spring 538 back to Porcupine Springs
Detailed Description
Trapper Peak Loop is a 12 mile popular easy route located near Twin Falls Idaho. This mountain bike primary route can be used both directions and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 6 trails. This route climbs 1,758 ft with a max elevation of 7,869 ft then descends -1,753 ft.
Trail Issues on Route
- Significant Issue / Amber: 1 trail (newest: Jun 8, 2024)
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Stats
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Distance12 miles
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Altitude min6,740 ft
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Altitude start6,869 ft
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Altitude end6,873 ft
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Climb1,758 ft
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Descent-1,753 ft
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Grade max-42.5%
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Grade min39.9%
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Distance climb6 miles
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Distance down6 miles
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Distance flat1 mile
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DirectionBoth Directions
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