Highway 19

Total Miles 0.2
Technical Rating
7 Difficult
Best Time Spring, Fall, Winter
Trail Type Full-Width Road
Accessible By
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Trail Overview

Highway 19 is less steep than Highway 20, making it a more manageable option if you don't want to run both trails. There's a bailout trail in between the two if things start to get sideways or if Highway 20 starts to look too steep to continue. Heading up the trail, the bailout trail is on your right, allowing you to escape to a much more manageable trail. Even though the trail isn't overly steep, it features some bigger rock obstacles—including a roughly 5-foot ledge to climb if you're heading uphill. Burnt-in bypasses are available around most of the rocks, but the true trail line offers great obstacles for those who want the challenge.

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Difficulty

The big ledge in the middle is the hardest part of this trail. There are bypasses all along the way if you want to stay out of the rocks.

History

Highway 20 got its name from the race number of Walker Evans, and Highway 19 is an extension trail below.

Technical Rating

7

Highway 19 Trail can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • Single Track
  • 50 Inch
  • 60 Inch
  • High Clearance
  • Full Width

Highway 19 Map

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