Jocks Canyon

Trail Overview

Jocks Canyon is a fun and more challenging single track that departs from the Cottonwood Second Water single track, goes south for 2.5 miles, and ends on Teat Mountain Road. It's a narrow trail that side-hills above a ravine, requiring several ravine crossings. It goes through grassy fields and a lush creek bottom, with the trail going right next to or even into the creek at times. In addition to the off-camber side hilling spots and small downed logs, this trail is more difficult because of a couple of rock obstacles. There is a boulder pinch in the creek that you have to go up and a fun rock ledge obstacles a couple of feet high. This trail appears less ridden and more primitive; you'll be ducking from overgrowth, and in springtime, prepare to get wet from all the creek crossings.

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Difficulty

This is an intermediate alpine single track with moderate features such as creek crossings, downed logs, and rock ledge obstacles up to a couple feet high.

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