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2.3 miles

Distance

327 ft

Climb

-530 ft

Descent

00:35:20

Avg time

-203 ft

Altitude change

5,308 ft

Altitude min

5,644 ft

Altitude max

5,546 ft

Altitude start

5,344 ft

Altitude end

-1.7%

Grade

-31.1%

Grade max

30.9%

Grade min

4,242 ft

Distance climb

1 mile

Distance down

1,194 ft

Distance flat

00:35:20

Avg time

007 (Fourth) Details

Activities
- Mountain Bike
- Hike
- Trail Running
Riding Area

Bass Lake
, California
Difficulty Rating

Blue Rate
Local Popularity
65 in Mountain Biking [+]
- 5 in Trail Running
- 5 in Hiking
Global Ranking
#106927 in Mountain Biking [+]
- #129779 in Trail Running
- #122866 in Hiking
Trail Type

Singletrack
Bike Type

AM, XC
Direction

Downhill Primary
Popular Direction Shown
Physical Rating

Hard
Season

March-November
Dogs Allowed

Yes
eBike Allowed

No
Land Owner

USFS

There are five main sections of the 007 trail. The fire road crosses the trail in multiple locations and there are several short trails to tie in at various points along the ride. This makes it easy to ride as many sections of the trail as you would like.

007 (First) is a fast and fun descent. It flows very well with the exception of the rut at the bottom. There are a couple of rock sections at the top but nothing too significant. The erosion ruts toward the bottom of this section of the trail pose some tight lines that require precision.

007 (Second) is essentially a long and chunky rock garden. It's not super steep, so carrying speed is a must through the rocks. This will challenge intermediate riders, but is a lot of fun for experienced riders.

007 (Third) has a bit of climbing at the beginning with some great flowing singletrack in the middle. The end of this section has two different exits, one to the left that is more flowy, or to the right where there is a very steep and technical rock garden.

007 (Fourth) is a mix of climbing and descending that includes one elevator shaft pitch up and a granite creek crossing. The trail ends with a fun flowing descent with some pump track style bumps and crosses Francis Junction to the top of 007 (Third).

007 (Fifth) is a mix of granite slab riding, steep rock gardens, and fast, flowy, singletrack.

Trail Supporters

USFS
Land Manager

Traditionally Indigenous Territory

Western Mono/Monache

Recent Activity on Trail

Past Week

1 rides
28 miles average

6 Months

5 rides
22 miles avg distance

All

38 rides
Last: Jun 28, 2026

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007 (Fourth) Trail Reports

status	date	description
	Apr 6, 2026 @ 11:32am (America/Los_Angeles) Apr 6, 2026	reporter All clear. Lower half (south of NF Sand Creek) cleared by the C...*.S. Large trees removed, white thorn trimmed
	May 25, 2024 @ 2:14pm May 25, 2024	No more snow but Still a bunch of down trees. Lots of hike a bike. Not worth climb to get there. Stream crossing 1/2 way through - flowing strong...
	May 4, 2024 @ 6:46am May 4, 2024	Mostly snow-free but Many, many downed trees, lots of hike-a-bike until someone chainsaws the trail. Even if the trees were clear, the section is...
	May 4, 2024 @ 6:46am May 4, 2024	Mostly snow-free but many downed trees throughout the section. The creek crossing was epic. In its current condition, this section is unridable....
	Mar 17, 2024 @ 2:04pm Mar 17, 2024	Snow starts partway up the service road. Somewhat rideable, if firm in early morning, but turns to nearly unrideable at the top of 007 section 4....

007 (Fourth)

007 (Fourth) Details

Trail Supporters

Traditionally Indigenous Territory

Recent Activity on Trail

007 (Fourth) Trail Reports

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