532

Total Miles
1.2

Elevation

1,372.13 ft

Duration

0.5 Hours

Technical Rating

4

Moderate

Best Time

Fall, Summer, Spring

Trail Overview

This ridge line trail starts on the east end with a shallow creek crossing in an overgrown wooded section full of trees, brush, and low branches. After the creek, it climbs up to the intersection with #533 on a wide-open ridge line. The climb is steep with a rockier section at the bottom of the climb. It's a short section of small rock boulders of moderate difficulty. There are also a couple of embedded flat boulders in the steep sections of the climbs that make them more difficult. It keeps climbing, and the trail is a bit rutted, but sometimes has several line choices. The dirt is a bit loose on the steep sections, but overall it's still an easy to moderate-level trail. From the intersection with 533 it continues to drop down the back side of the mountain with several more gradual descents, and a couple of sweeping turns as it descends. The terrain is wide open rolling hillsides when the trail is on the ridge line, but it turns into more of a pine tree forest when it drops down to connect to the #531 ATV trail. There are lots of whoops on this trail.

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Difficulty

This is a moderate ridge line trail with steep hill climbs and descents and moderate rock obstacles.

Technical Rating

4

Status Reports

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Access Description

The Danskin Trail System covers 60,000 acres and 150 miles of off-road trails in a high desert mountainous terrain. There are three staging areas. Bender Creek Trailhead on the north end, Willow Creek Trailhead on the east end, and Three Point Mountain Trailhead on the west end. This is a very popular riding area, but the trails are so expansive that even when the parking lots are full, you may not run into many people while out riding. The summer is likely very hot and dusty here, so the trails are best in spring and late fall.

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