Jocks Canyon

Total Miles
2.6

Elevation

2,297.93 ft

Duration

0.5 Hours

Technical Rating

Moderate

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall

Trail Overview

Jocks Canyon is a fun and more challenging single track that departs from the Cottonwood Second Water single track, goes south for 2.5 miles, and ends on Teat Mountain Road. It's a narrow trail that side-hills above a ravine, requiring several ravine crossings. It goes through grassy fields and a lush creek bottom, with the trail going right next to or even into the creek at times. In addition to the off-camber side hilling spots and small downed logs, this trail is more difficult because of a couple of rock obstacles. There is a boulder pinch in the creek that you have to go up and a fun rock ledge obstacles a couple of feet high. This trail appears less ridden and more primitive; you'll be ducking from overgrowth, and in springtime, prepare to get wet from all the creek crossings.

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Difficulty

This is an intermediate alpine single track with moderate features such as creek crossings, downed logs, and rock ledge obstacles up to a couple feet high.

Technical Rating

Status Reports

Dean Bake

Sep 07, 2024

2024 Husqvarna FX350

Open

Normal

Rough/Deteriorated

I rode this trail down hill. The top was throught some very tall sage brush and followed a fence line. I some how lost the trail for a little bit. Down lower it got more into the reven where there were multiple crossings of the creek. Steep sections with areas where you have to work through the rocks and exposure to narrow trails above the reven.