Mountain Bike the Genwild/Jeremy Ranch Trails

Summit County, Utah

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Distance

6 miles

Elevation Gain

700 ft

Route Type

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Added by Travis Poulson

A fantastic network of cross-country trails for all skill levels. Flying Dog, one of the favorites, will definitely put a smile on your face.

There are several places to access the trail system and several good places to park on both the Jeremy Ranch side and the Glenwild side. One of my favorite options is to park at the end of Jeremy Road and then take the 24-7 trail into the action. This is also a good way to access the Flying Dog trail.

Because of its south faces and lower elevation, this network is a great for early or late season rides. In the spring, wildflowers carpet the foothills, and in the fall, gamble oak and aspens provide a colorful backdrop. When other places, like the Mid Mountain Trail, or the Deer Valley Trails are still covered in snow, this area is ready to ride.

There are several popular loops that you can stitch out the extensive trail system. These include: the Glenwild Loop (6.1 miles – intermediate), Cobblestone Loop (2.5 miles - beginner), Fink Again Loop (2 miles – beginner) and the Flying Dog Loop (17 miles - intermediate).

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