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EC 39 Table Mountain is a 1.3-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in San Diego County. EC 39 is the westernmost trail within the Table Mountain area and provides the north/south connection between EC 19 and EC 33. This is a BLM-designated "open" trail and can be used by all vehicles. EC ...
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Yellow 39 is located on the far northeast corner of the park. This is a nondirectional trail so it can be run from either direction. Yellow 39 is connected to Overflow Parking 34 at one end and Green 38 at the other end. Yellow 40 shares almost the same entrance as Yellow 39.
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License Plate Required! 39-1/4 Trail is a neat off-road track, located just south of Wesleyan Campground, that connects No. 39-1/2 Road to N 39 Road. The trail is a combination of sand, dirt, and grass, and roams through an abundant section of Aspen trees within the Cadillac Forest Management Unit. ...
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Darkwater 39 is an old road that may have been some part of some mining operation back in the day. It is/was part of the hunting club lease access but it is also a trail leading to trail 89 which is the continuation of this road. Please stay on the property and do not trespass.
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Ashland 39 is a gradual hill with a few nice-sized rocks. These rocks are avoidable if you are careful. It is a long hill that connects between Trail 37 and Trail 40. Using this is a great way to get to the Northern trail and the overlook above the coal piles.
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OHV 39- A trail of Rock Run Recreation Area. OHV 39 is a designated Off-Highway Vehicle Trail and should be able to be traversed by anyone. It is accessible from Short Lane and serves as the main entry point to various advanced and extreme OHV trails and the Rock Garden. It is a wider trail for the...
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This twelve-mile section of the NF 39 trail leads to/from the Tiffany Springs Campground/Tiffany Lake back to the main road (NF 37). It's a beautiful, winding trail through the Okanogan National Forest that offers overlook views of the surrounding forest (or what's left of it from previous forest fi...
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This nearly nine-mile section of the NF 39 trail leads to/from the Tiffany Springs Campground / Tiffany Lake. This is an easy, 2WD friendly, mountain dirt road - complete with the typical washboards and small bumpy sections throughout. With the fire that burned the surrounding forest, you're able to...
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FR 39 is an interesting trail that meanders its way through the mixed pine and Juniper trees that make up this section of the Kaibab National Forest. Wide and dirt, this trail turns rocky as it passes an area known for mining large sandstone rock blocks. There are sporadic rock gardens, and a long, ...
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Trail 39 offers a diverse mix of terrain types, featuring rocks, puddles, muddy areas, and off-camber hills. The technical challenges are what make this trail difficult. It is consistently slippery, adding to the difficulty of tackling the terrain. For optimal performance on this trail, it is recomm...
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