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AKA: Rangeview Lake, Ken's Pond, Coal Mine #5 Lake, Mt. Moffit, Mt. Hayes, Dick's Pond, Donnelly Dome, Paul's Pond, Lake Lake, Backdown Lake, Brodie Lake, Delta River, Granite Mountains, Jarvis Creek
Good
10,000 acres (16 sq mi)
7 miles
2400 to 3500 ft.
All Year
The Coal Mine Road is a rugged, unimproved trail and road network that is a great destination for dirtbike riders seeking a muddy challenge. The terrain is a mix of mostly hard-packed ground, rocks, and some steep hills. The notes emphasize that the trail is best in the rainy season, as it features many muddy sections and water crossings. With a main road of about 8 miles, the system includes side trails that provide a fun and engaging ride best suited for intermediate riders, with some beginner terrain also available. This BLM-managed trail system is free to access and is open on weekends...
Terrain for a variety of skill levels.
Trails are marked, though not rated for difficulty, and somewhat maintained.
Watch out for a few areas with hazards (assumed marked but use caution).
No parking fees reported.
Camping is allowed (camp anywhere).
No
All Year
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