Never Sweat Wash Loop to Odd's Trail

Trail Overview

The open single-track riding starts with crossing multiple ridges with open-flowing sections. The trail does tighten up, with technical loose rocky sections with sand. Multiple shelves and step-ups in the rocks can be challenging. There are various drop-offs to watch out for as well. The last few miles of the trail on the south end are known specifically as Odd's Trail. This trail is difficult, with multiple rock sections and cliff edges, including off-camber steep hill climbs.

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Difficulty

Expect steep grades to climb with loose dirt and sand to minimize traction. There are off-camber climbs with rocky shelves with several sets of multiple shelves to climb.

History

Odd's Trail follows a similar path, named for Arthur Odd, a freighter in the 1880s. He delivered loads of stone all over the state of Utah.

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