Trail Overview
This is a short singletrack, half a mile long, that drops down from the road (FS 93-002) near the Sierra Buttes Trailhead. It curves down the hillside through a series of easy and wide switchbacks as it weaves through tall mossy pine trees. The trail is clear of any logs and didn’t have much rock. It zig zags down a very gradual slope, so there isn’t any exposure during the descent. You get a great view of the Sierra Butte and fire tower from the east end of the trail near the parking area. This trail looks less trafficked, but expect to share the trail with mountain bikers. The west end ends on a dirt road that you can take back north to connect to the Pack Saddle Loop Trail.
Difficulty
This trail is very easy as it has no rocks, and maintains a gradual grade throughout the short route and doesn’t have any exposure. This is ideal for less experienced riders for a short trail near the parking area.