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Double Top Trail #405 captures the spirit of high-country single-track riding in Colorado. Spanning 13 miles, this trail features a low point of 10,719 feet and a high point of 11,954 feet, with a total elevation gain of 3,392 feet and a loss of 2,743 feet. Riders can access the trail from either th...
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Double Waterfall is a heart-pounding trail that lives up to its name with a dramatic double step-up waterfall feature at the top—a true test for any off-roader. This trail isn’t for the faint of heart, offering a mix of off-camber lines and big rocks to crawl over as you make your way to the main ob...
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West Double Bridge Road takes you through the New River and Whiskey George District in the west part of Tate's Hell State Forest. You will find primitive Campsites #10 at the west end of the trail next to the New River. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand and some deep holes...
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This power line road has a few class 3 places but is mostly a class 2 route. The trail is good for Jeep, 4x4 trucks, or SXS. When you get to Double Negative, you're about 10 miles from Overton, where you can eat at Chris Angels restaurant.
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East Double Bridge Road takes you through the west part of Tate's Hell State Forest. The trail connects Warren Bluff Road with East River Road South. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot-deep mud holes after rainy days. Some sect...
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Double Track is a very easy trail with views of the Tri-Cities, Washington. There are some small hill climbs along the way. This is a good trail for beginners. During the winter, you will encounter mud and snow, and it's very dry and dusty in the summer.
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