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Trail Description:
007 is actuall the old central camp road grade. Rolly fast single track you can either climb up the trail or Central Camp road, which parallels the trail. About 4.5 miles, up the trail crosses the road. After about a mile the trail again intesects the road. keep going up central camp rd. till you get to a intersection. This Francis Junction Rd. Go left, about 2 21/2 mile down the road, past the ponds, there is a clearing on the left turn in there that is called 0007 take it down and it will take you back to 007 and follw the trail down.
How to get there:
From Fresno take hwy 41 n and follow the signs to the town of North Fork. At the North Fork Mkt go right. The next intersection is Rd 274. Go left Bass lake is about 6 miles. Look for the Central Camp Rd.-Browns Ditch intersection.There is a small parking lot acroos from cetral Cmp. Rd. Park here. The trail head is just before the green gate.
Additional Notes:
I sugest going up the road and down the trail.
| Posted by: H20 on 5/12/2009 |
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Shuteye Peak Trail is one of many designated OHV
routes within Sierra National Forest. It is popular
with mountain bikers as well as drivers of high-
clearance 4WD vehicles. The trail leaves High Sierra
#17: Central Camp Road and travels along an
easygoing graded dirt road that climbs toward Little
Shuteye Pass and Chiquito Ridge. It fords through a
creek that cascades over granite boulders before ..
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| Posted by: H20 on 5/12/2009 |
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if you want to make the ride more challenging
contact Steven's Bicycles and ask for Jon Stewart
http://stevensbicycles.com/page.cfm?pageID=580
and ask em about going to the top of shut eye peak
(8500ft)
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| Posted by: H20 on 5/12/2009 |
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if you want to make the ride more challenging
contact Steven's Bicycles and ask for Steve Rey.
http://stevensbicycles.com/page.cfm?pageID=580
and ask em about going to the top of shut eye peak
(8500ft)
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| Posted by: blake on 4/19/2007 |
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the trail has a fire road which is excellent for shuttling. the trail is closed from december to april, but if you want to ride the 6 mile up hill have fun.
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| Posted by: Guyfrumfresno on 5/13/2005 |
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Attention Downhillers and Jumpers!!! I forgot to mention that I've also been building some dirt-jumping trails along the San Joaquin River Bluffs including a few very short but aggressive downhill runs. If you're interested in more info (location, helping out, or a good recipe for creme brulee), e-mail me at guyfrumfresno@aol.com. You can also ask the good people at Tri-Sport to get in contact with me. My name is Del and I'm addicted to two defying gravity at lightening quick speeds on a single self-propelled machine.
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| Posted by: Guyfrumfresno on 5/13/2005 |
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Just to let everyone know to watch out for the downed tree between the start of double-0 and single-0. This season's weather has caused a lot of ruts (especially toward the bottom of single-0) but PLEASE watch out for the tree across the trail between double-0 and single-0. I hit it going about 20 mph + and broke my wrist. I also bent my Easton bars (gotta luv lifetime warrenties!). Anyways, it's a killer trail with tons of jumps and don't let the 'weekend warrior' rating fool you into a false sense of security. Because of the weather this last season, they should probably change the rating to 'advanced'. I recommend shuttling but if you enjoy punishment then it is a fun climb as well. Just watch out for crazy downhillers a.k.a. Me. Westside Bluff Avenue Biatchhh!
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| Posted by: rrutherford on 7/27/2004 |
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This is a fun trail. It starts with a long uphill ride on the road but the down hill is a blast. If you can bring two cars, leave one at the bottom and drive the other to the top with the bikes. It is about 5 miles to the top of the road park and ride the trail down. It will only take about 20 minutes to get to the bottom but what fun. Look out for deep ruts but lots of jumps and some rocks. Great for the person looking to improve their skills.
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| Posted by: RidgeRat on 3/29/2001 |
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The trail is divided into three sections by the winding paved road up. The first two sections of trail are not a bad climb, but the road makes for a more enjoyable trip to the top on the third section. This trail is definitely worth the trip. It hosts a yearly downhill race, so it can't be that bad!
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