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Trails Open to Mtn Bikes
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Hiking Trails (no bikes)
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Paved Road
Private Property
State Highway
Utah State Land
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Distance Between Points In Miles
(trails with white outline)
Trail Difficulty
In terms of bike handling skills, the trails in Rabbit Valley tend to be easy to
moderate in difficulty. However, given the greater distances, the often sandy
trail conditions, and the complete absence of water in this area, these trails can
be quite physically demanding, especially in warm weather.
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There are absolutely NO
sources of drinking water
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Valley area. So bring lots
of water, and know your
limits (hopefully not
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Please respect private
property in Rabbit Valley.
Just ‘cause there’s a
trail doesn’t mean you
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Rabbit Valley Trails
Getting to the Trailhead
Rabbit Valley is near the Colorado/Utah border, so compared to the other mountain biking areas it
takes a bit of a drive to get there. From the Horizon Drive in Grand Junction, take I-70 west 29.7
miles to the Rabbit Valley/2 Road exit. From Fruita take I-70 west for 17.8 miles to get to the
Rabbit Valley exit.
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This map was created by John Hodge, using the best information
available. Mountain biking can be a dangerous sport, so be careful and if
anything goes wrong it ain’t my fault..blah, blah, blah, you know the drill. If
you do have any comments or suggestions on how to make this map
better you can contact me at [email protected].
This map and more are available at www.copmoba.com
C 2013 James Hodge