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Ride Summary:
Two words... Single track!
Trail Description:
A climb to the peak up twisting switchbacks rewards you with a super fast descent. It is all single track but be sure to plan for extra mileage. There are several trails sprouting off from the main route and the mileage (20 miles) may be inaccurate.
How to get there:
From N. Ogden Divide From I-15 get off on Exit 352 and go east on UT 134. Make a right turn on US 89 headed for N. Ogden and Ogden make a left turn on UT 235 headed for N. Ogden. Make a left turn which will be north onto 400 east which is Washington Blvd.. Go past the signal light to 3100 North, make a right turn and you are on North Ogden Canyon. Continue up North Ogden Canyon to North Ogden Divide to a 4 way stop turn left on 3300 East. Go approximately 1.5 miles go left in the fork in the road headed for North Fork Park. Keep going for another mile turn left at the fork in the road named Weber County North Fork Park Picnic and Camping Area. At the stone monument turn left headed for the Horse Stalls and Camping Area.
From Ogden Canyon and Pineview Reservoir From I-15 get off on Exit 347 go east on UT39 go to the top of Ogden Canyon make a left turn at UT 158 headed for Eden, Liberty and Powder Mt.. Ski area make a left onto Old Hwy 162 and go about 3 miles to the T junction in Liberty. Make a left turn on 4100 North and a right turn on 3300 east headed for North Fork and Avon. Go approximately 1.5 miles go left in the fork in the road headed for North Fork Park. Keep going for another mile turn left at the fork in road named Weber County North Fork Park Picnic and Camping Area. At the stone monument turn left headed for the Horse Stalls and Camping Area.
Additional Notes:
Northern Utah, Golden Spike Empire.
| Posted by: JPov on 10/28/2008 |
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Whoever the prior posts are need to puff-puff-pass whatever it is they are smokin.
The BL trail is open to all. You will NOT be shot for being a biker, I've been riding this trail for 7 years (first attempt was 2001).
Harsh climbs with great views. I've never run into horses on the trail, but they are allowed.
In late fall, keep an eye out for hunters too lazy to go somewhere where bikers/hikers/kids don't do the hunting for them--by scaring the game toward their post.
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| Posted by: Josh R. on 9/17/2004 |
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it is only available to atv's, and not hikers.
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| Posted by: ted b. on 9/17/2004 |
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these trails are friggin killer dude but they are only open to motor bikes and ponies and camels, horses and hikers hikers are not allowed and will be SHOT on site. two people have already died and there horses too!
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| Posted by: Alan W on 9/16/2004 |
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These trails are no longer accessible to bikes. Hikers and horses only.
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| Posted by: Jeff on 8/4/2002 |
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We rode that trail on the fourth of July and after summiting the peak which did offer awesome views we descended and dropped into Willard Basin where there is a spring that you can refill your water and then onto Mantua and through the canyon to Brigham City where luckily we had a ride to take us back to Ogden on the highway which would have added another twenty miles to the 26 miles we already rode It was an awesome ride will do it again!
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| Posted by: ben on 7/15/2002 |
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Amazing climb. It's tough, but worth it. You can see four states from the peak!
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