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This is a tough climb, but the reward is worthy!


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1.5

Miles

2.4

KM

Singletrack

1,273' 388 m

High

1,108' 338 m

Low

173' 53 m

Up

108' 33 m

Down

4%

Avg Grade (2°)

14%

Max Grade (8°)

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Description

After leaving D and D trailhead, this is the right fork. This trail takes you up Johnson Peak and has some of the best views on the ride. The climb is more sustained than most others and has a few more technical sections. Eventually, you'll come to a spur that will take you to the very top. It's definitely a hike-a-bike for most riders. It also seems to be more congested than the rest of the trail from hikers making their way up.

If you go up, make sure you go right when you come back down to continue on. If not, just stay straight at the intersection. You'll cross a fire road, and from here the fun begins. All of the hard climbing is over.

After a nice, high-speed section, you'll come to a lookout and the lake will be right in front of you. The trail curves to the left and stays level for a while before a final long downhill run.

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Ray Nelson

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Trail Rankings

#353

in Texas

#12,744

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Possom King Hike & Bike - Longhorn Point
Jun 24, 2019 near Palo Pinto, TX

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