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Chimney Gulch - Lookout Mountain

Basics
Length:
12 miles
Aerobic Difficulty:
Advanced
Time To Allow:
2 - 3 hours
Season:
March - October

Description

The Chimney Gulch-Lookout Mountain Trail is a great choice for riders of advancing beginner level mountain bike ability and above looking for a real aerobic grind up the face of Lookout Mountain.

Chimney Gulch-Lookout Mountain climbs steeply up a mix of singletrack and gravel, clearing 2000 vertical feet in just 2.5 miles. The switchbacks of Chimney Gulch-Lookout Mountain are tight and wind up the mountain through grass prairie and pine forest. Those that can take a break from the climb will enjoy the grand views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Once at the top of the climb, riders can choose to take the trail they just climbed as the downhill or they can take the Lookout Mountain roadway downhill for a quick retreat.

Details

Length:
12 miles
Can shorten by taking road down from top of climb
Difficulty:
Strenuous climb. Rock gardens on way down
Aerobic Difficulty:
Advanced
Time To Allow:
2 - 3 hours
Can be shortened by taking Lookout Mountain Road down from top of climb
Season:
March - October
Additional Details:

While riding any trail system it is a great idea to include a repair kit and first aid kit. The Chimney Gulch-Lookout Mountain trail is multi-use and hikers and other trail users may be seen along the way. Please be considerate on the trails and understand right of way protocol.

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