Highline Singletrack

Total Miles
7.1

Technical Rating

6

Best Time

Summer, Fall

Trail Type

Single Track

Accessible By

Trail Overview

Highline Singletrack (Trail 3316) is the longest singletrack in the Bear River Range. It starts South of Bloomington Lake, at Forest Service Road 30415, and rides North along ridgelines ending at Forest Service Road 3316. The total elevation gain is about 500 feet, with great views of the surrounding mountains. The South end starts open and flowy, but becomes extremely rocky and more difficult as you climb to the ridge. The ground surface becomes almost entirely rock, made up of embedded basketball, softball, and smaller gravel pieces. Closer to Bloomington Lake, the trail is narrow and side-hills with lots of exposure. It mellows out as you ride farther North from here.

Photos of Highline Singletrack

Highline Singletrack
Highline Singletrack

Difficulty

This is a very rocky track with a narrow trail and high exposure at points.

Technical Rating

6

Highline Singletrack can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • Dirt Bike

Access Description

The Bear River Range trail system is approximately 3 hours North of Salt Lake City.

Highline Singletrack Map

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