Loam Wrecker Details

Activities
- Mountain Bike
- Hike
- Trail Running
Riding Area

Whiskey Run Trails
Coos Bay, Oregon
Difficulty Rating

Black Diamond rate
Trail Type

Singletrack
Trail Usage

Multi-use
Direction

Downhill Only
Physical Rating

Moderate
Trail Visibility

Always easy to follow
Dogs Allowed

Yes
Year Opened

2020
Land Manager

Coos County

Loam Wrecker is the sister to Gnome Wrecker. Follow this advanced trail off the top of Meadow skipper and descend the steep slopes over rooty, tight and fast singletrack. Watch out for logs, tight corners and steep fall away sections.

There's no mandatory jumps or gaps, but beware...Loamwrecker is fast, a bit slick and you will need to learn the trail before you fully commit to sending it down to the bottom of the slope.

Connects to wing and a prayer so you can climb back up for one more

Disclaimer

Loamwrecker is fast, a bit slick and you will need to learn the trail before you fully commit to sending it down to the bottom of the slope.

Local Trail Association

Wild Rivers Coast Mountain Bicycling Association
Oregon Timber Trail Alliance
Oregon Mountain Biking Coalition
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More Stats for Loam Wrecker mountain bike trail

Altitude change

-404 ft
Altitude min

152 ft
Altitude start

556 ft
Altitude end

151 ft
Grade

-11.2%
Grade max

-37.3%
Grade min

-2.7%
Distance down

3,596 ft
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Status:

on Mar 14, 2020

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