Lone Pine
Total Miles
1.8
Elevation
2,232.02 ft
Duration
0.5 Hours
Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
Trail Overview
Lone Pine is a 2-mile trail in the Manzanita Mountain Trail System that starts on the south end as a fast and flowy trail on smooth dirt with no rocks. It's a bit troughed, with banked corners. The beginning is a 2 difficulty. It gets rockier and trickier after the intersection with Pinyon with a few rock obstacles. The obstacles are small rock ledge drop-offs and stair steps that are a couple of feet high and often with several lines to choose from. Note that the south end of the trail is a bit hidden off the Meadow Ridge Road. It starts a few feet up an unmarked dirt road at a pinch point through a fence. It also goes through a logging area for a section, resulting in a lot of woodchip debris in the trail. The trail ends at the intersection with Gear Grinder and Bear Scat, both of which are more difficult.
Photos of Lone Pine
Difficulty
Lone Pine is an intermediate desert single track with moderate rock ledge obstacles that are intermediate difficulty in either direction.
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