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Rock features, log rolls and a lung busting finish.


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Map Key

2.0

Miles

3.2

KM

Singletrack

9,065' 2,763 m

High

8,703' 2,653 m

Low

467' 142 m

Up

204' 62 m

Down

6%

Avg Grade (4°)

23%

Max Grade (13°)

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Unknown

Description

Out of Gas is enjoyable in both directions, but for extra suffer points start it from the bottom of Main Street. The first quarter mile is pleasant rolling singletrack. At the intersection with Lower Backside, be prepared for a spicy entrance feature. Large boulders with deep ruts on steep grade guard the entrance to the remainder of the trail. It's highly recommended that you stop and pick out your line if this is your first go around.

Once you've either a) successfully ridden your line, b) crashed in a glorious attempt of honor or c) played it smart and walked this section, continue on rolling singletrack until you begin your climb out of the gully.

The last quarter of a mile will continuously become steeper until, as the trail name suggests, you are out of gas. The last 300 feet are notoriously loose. Remain calm when you spin out multiple times.

Contacts

Local Club: Grand Mountain Bike Alliance

Land Manager: Granby Ranch

Shared By:

Tyler Henderson

Trail Ratings

  3.5 from 4 votes

#16

in Granby Ranch

#22182

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Trail Rankings

#16

in Granby Ranch

#1,989

in Colorado

#22,182

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Intersection of Out of Gas and Lower Backside - the descent is definitely doable but recommend you scout your line first
Aug 28, 2017 near Granby, CO

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Sep 15, 2018
Patrick Burns
Heading 'northish' it's as if the builder drunkenly wandered up and down the hillside before remembering to head up to main street.
May 17, 2018
Preston Dennis
Jul 2, 2017
Brent H
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