Bogus 6325

Trail Overview

6325 is a 3.2-mile-long single track through the Black Hills with several technical rocky sections that make it one of the harder trails in the area. It gains almost 1,300 feet as it goes east to west. It's steepest on the east end, with most of the climbing being in the first mile. It starts in a smooth grassy meadow, then gets rockier. There are small embedded rocks during the hill climbs. There is a trickier climb with roots and rocks and big boulders lining the trail, and more embedded uneven rock. There's a big log down on the trail that you have to get over. The hill climbs require some technical experience, there are many sections with very rocky surfaces that make it a tiring ride. Watch out for a couple of tight switchbacks as well that add to the difficulty. There are uneven layers of embedded rock that you have to go up and over.

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Difficulty

This is an intermediate single track due to rock ledges up to a foot tall, steep rocky climbs, and tight switchbacks.

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