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Skeleton Trail
Trail
2.7 mile
4.3 kilometer
point to point
92% Runnable
Intermediate
Elevation
Ascent:
449'
137 m
Descent: -232' -71 m
High: 8,230' 2,509 m
Low: 7,837' 2,389 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 5% (3°)
Max Grade: 25% (14°)
Dogs
Off-leash
Weather
Unknown
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“A beautiful trail along the southern Sherman Mountains.”
— Daniel McCoy
Features
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The bog tends to be really wet most of the spring.
Description
The trail starts at the end of 700.BB and goes through some big boulders until it opens up on nice singletrack.
At the first intersection, take a right, this will begin the climb behind Reynolds Hill. The trail gets progressively steeper until you reach the bench behind Reynolds. Just after you reach the bench, keep going straight.
Several trails join Skeleton Trail; if you take any left-hand turns, you'll head down to Middle Crow Creek Trail. After a few miles, the trail passes through some rocky sections, and some steep up and down sections.
Finally, pass through a (mostly) wet bog, before descending (go through a fence), and eventually reaching Middle Crow Creek. It is important to note that the trail is not presently marked with any trail markers.
At the first intersection, take a right, this will begin the climb behind Reynolds Hill. The trail gets progressively steeper until you reach the bench behind Reynolds. Just after you reach the bench, keep going straight.
Several trails join Skeleton Trail; if you take any left-hand turns, you'll head down to Middle Crow Creek Trail. After a few miles, the trail passes through some rocky sections, and some steep up and down sections.
Finally, pass through a (mostly) wet bog, before descending (go through a fence), and eventually reaching Middle Crow Creek. It is important to note that the trail is not presently marked with any trail markers.
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