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Big South Fork National River & Rec. Area
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Trail Length
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180 miles
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Trail Type
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singletrack
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Configuration
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network
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Trail Users
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hikers
equestrians
mountain bikers
hunters
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Maps
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topo
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GPS Data
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Lat: 36.488123437
Lat: -84.697566236
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Video
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Vol. Trail Work
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Big South Fork Bicycle Club |
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Trail Conditions Forum Add post
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Posted on Mon, Jul 30th, 2007 19:41:15 by Schaarschmidt
The trails saw some rain, but due to their sand and gavel base drained quickly allowing us to ride. Only rode the trails in the highland areas. The lower trails with less wind may have been too wet to ride.
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Posted on Sun, Aug 13th, 2006 16:55:12 by Schaarschmidt
The trails saw some rain Friday night, but were clear and ready to ride on Sunday.
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Posted on Mon, Apr 24th, 2006 18:24:18 by Schaarschmidt
The upland singletrack was all in great shape, but the
trails in the gorge were very sloppy as of last Saturday.
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Trail Description
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Hundreds of miles of hiking, mountain biking, and horse trails exist, with backcountry permits required for overnight camping. Developed campgrounds and primitive lodging exist. Mountain biking is allowed on bike trails, horse trails, and 4-wheel drive roads. Mountain bike Specific trails: DUNCAN HOLLOW LOOP - Beginning from the Bandy Creek Visitor Center the trail starts and finishes on the Duncan Hollow Road. 1.5 miles after leaving the Visitor Center the single track begins, turning left off Duncan Hollow Road. Look for and follow the marker posts. This single track section features some fun downhill sections, one fairly easy stream crossing and a reasonable climb towards the end of the loop. 2.3 miles after leaving Duncan Hollow Road the single track once again joins the road for a nice ride back to Bandy Creek. Distance: 3.0 miles gravel road + 2.3 miles single track = 5.3 miles total. COLLIER RIDGE LOOP - Beginning from the Bandy Creek Visitor Center the trail starts and finishes on th
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