FS 27E207

Total Miles1.2
Technical Rating
3Easy
Best TimeSummer, Fall
Trail TypeSingle Track
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Trail Overview

FS 27E207 is a personal favorite in the Mammoth trail system. It winds through dense pine forest on loose volcanic pumice, combining rolling elevation changes with whoops, small jumps, and occasional embedded rocks. A log crossing under 12 inches provides a manageable technical feature along the way. Overall, the trail carries good momentum and delivers an entertaining ride from start to finish.

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Difficulty

FS 27E207 is a moderately challenging, bi-directional trail with loose volcanic pumice that can reduce traction and require steady momentum. Rolling whoops, small jumps, embedded rocks, and a minor log crossing under 12 inches add variety without being overly technical. Riders should control their speed and watch for approaching traffic, especially through narrow or obstructed sections.

Technical Rating

3

FS 27E207 Trail can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • Single Track

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