Packard Canyon Cutoff Trail

Trail Overview

The Packard Canyon Cutoff Trail, an audacious dirt bike route ascending Hobble Creek Canyon, invites skilled riders to conquer its challenges with finesse and grit. This single-track trail presents a demanding gauntlet, characterized by the thick overgrowth of meadow fields that intermittently obscure the path, creating an atmosphere of suspense and intrigue. Adding to the trail's complexity are the numerous overhanging branches that test a rider's ability to navigate tight clearances with precision. These low-hanging obstacles require adept bike control and strategic positioning, adding an element of technical challenge that keeps riders fully engaged. Additionally, the trail showcases bursts of excitement through log jumps, elevating the experience with brief moments of airborne thrill that punctuate the flowing rhythm of the ride. At the summit, where the trail converges with a fire road on the right-hand fork of Hobble Creek Canyon, riders can reflect on the rewarding journey they've undertaken. The Packard Canyon Cutoff Trail's fusion of elusive paths, overhanging branches, and exhilarating log jumps provide a holistic adventure that tests multiple facets of a rider's expertise. It's a ride where skill, adaptability, and a sense of adventure come together to create a dynamic and unforgettable dirt biking experience.

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Difficulty

There is a lot of overgrowth depending on the time of year. Fallen trees on the trail can make for some challenging log obstacles.

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