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Ute Valley Park
A short loop (about 3.7 miles) in the northwest part of town. Some nice sandstone singletrack, with a few interesting technical features. Usually clear in winter, but when wet can produce sticky, slick mud. If in doubt, CHECK THE CONDITIONS before you go. Watch for rattlesnakes in summer.
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Distance - 3.69 miles Ride Time - about 40 minutes Climbing Elevation - 476 feet Tech Rating - moderate Aerobic Rating - easy/moderate |  |  |
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