RH 28

Trail Overview

RH 28 is a short, steep connector trail--less than half a mile--linking segments of RH 40. It follows a narrow, shelf-like path with tight switchbacks and primarily descends from south to north. The trail features pronounced ruts, loose rock, and natural drop-offs caused by uneven surfaces, making the descent more technical. While not overly difficult, RH 28 is slick in wet conditions and slightly more challenging than the easier graded trails nearby, offering a brief but engaging ride for intermediate-level riders.

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Difficulty

This trail has really steep grades and deeper ruts, the combo of which makes it more technical, especially in wet conditions. Note that this is considered Most Difficult by Hatfield McCoy's rating system.

Technical Rating

RH 28 can be accessed by the following ride types:

• SxS (60")
• ATV (50")
• Dirt Bike