Secret Canyon Trail #4E01

Name: Secret Canyon Trail #4E01
Rating: 3.8

3.8 ( 4 )

Trail

14.3 mile 23.1 kilometer point to point
94% Runnable
Intermediate/Difficult

Elevation

Ascent: 2,299' 701 m
Descent: -737' -225 m
High: 3,651' 1,113 m
Low: 2,041' 622 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 4% (2°)
Max Grade: 25% (14°)

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“Over fourteen miles of rugged singletrack with spectacular views.”

— Scott Crellin

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Features Fall Colors · River/Creek · Views · Waterfall

Description

Start at either end of this rugged trail, from the south if you prefer climbing, from the north for a net elevation loss. Pine Creek flows through the length of the canyon with seasonal waterfalls and stream crossings. At the southern end, you'll find a large swimming hole if the water is flowing. This trail is best enjoyed in cool weather.

Be sure to consider the weather when you plan to tackle this route. In the summer, it might be tough to carry enough water to finish the length of the trail, and no water is likely to be found along the way in the warmest months.