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Old 08-25-2007, 11:24 PM
jet_aj jet_aj is offline
 
Map Emery County, UT - Mountain Dew Trail

Mountain Dew
Difficulty: 3.5/3.5+
Location: Trail Starts along the road to the Wedge Overlook near buckhorn wash in Emery County.
Distance: Trail is about 6 miles long (3 in, 3 back out).

Description: The trail starts off easy enough with a gradual climb up a mix of dirt and rock. Several spots your are completely on Conglomerate rock (tons of small rocks cemented together), which gives great traction. The hardest part of the trail (marked as the Sweet Spot), consists of conglomerate rock with some steep steps and tight turns. From here it drops down a dugway. If the weather is bad the dugway may not be passable, as it consists mainly of clay soil. The trail ends with a great over look of the Buck Horn Flat.


Mountain Dew GPS Way Points:
  • Trail Start: 39°14'41.88"N 110°48'39.48"W
  • The Sweet Spot: 39°14'6.54"N 110°47'15.44"W
  • Mushroom Rock 39°13'59.89"N 110°47'0.30"W
  • End/Over Look: 39°13'22.55"N 110°46'7.25"W
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Old 09-04-2007, 12:06 PM
Cody Premium Member! Cody is offline
 
I didn't know this was out there. I'm going to have to check it out next time I'm in the area. Anything esle in the Buckhorn/mexican mountain area?
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Old 09-05-2007, 12:30 PM
jet_aj jet_aj is offline
 
The Devils race track is out there 4 rated (freaking awesome trail), and the Eagle Canyon trail is neat... I dont have GPS info for them yet...
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Old 09-05-2007, 02:03 PM
waynehartwig RME Vendor! waynehartwig is offline
 
This is a fun one!
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Old 09-05-2007, 02:09 PM
cruiseroutfit RME Vendor! cruiseroutfit is offline
 
Approximate time to run the trail in and out from the trailhead?

Is this a pin-striping trail or is it pretty clear of foliage?

Great addition
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Old 09-05-2007, 02:12 PM
waynehartwig RME Vendor! waynehartwig is offline
 
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Approximate time to run the trail in and out from the trailhead?

Is this a pin-striping trail or is it pretty clear of foliage?

Great addition
It's kind of tight in some places early on while you go through the cedars, but not too bad. About 3 years ago we had a full size Blazer out there with us.
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Old 09-05-2007, 02:38 PM
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Approximate time to run the trail in and out from the trailhead?

Is this a pin-striping trail or is it pretty clear of foliage?

Great addition
what ya doin this sunday kurt?
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Old 09-05-2007, 03:18 PM
cruiseroutfit RME Vendor! cruiseroutfit is offline
 
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what ya doin this sunday kurt?
I'll be coming back from Bendover. I am going to try and hit up this trail 9/30-10/1 as I'll have a day to spare between Green River and Hanksville.
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Old 09-05-2007, 03:42 PM
Stephen Premium Member! Stephen is offline
 
I would be interesting in running this sometime soon. Don't have a GPS though, so if someone is running it that does I'd love to tag along.
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Old 09-06-2007, 12:18 PM
great scott great scott is offline
 
We will be running this trail(jet_aj correct me if wrong) for the U4 fall run. This is also the same trail At Your Lesuire coverd us running a few years back.
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Old 09-06-2007, 12:23 PM
jet_aj jet_aj is offline
 
Quote:
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Approximate time to run the trail in and out from the trailhead?

Is this a pin-striping trail or is it pretty clear of foliage?

Great addition
With 4 rigs and NO breakdowns... we left price about 9:30am and I was back home by about 2:30pm... about 30 min to trail head from price... so...
TRAIL TIME was about 4 hours-ish... we was kinda slow going in a few places and took a little time eating lunch at the end of the trail... could all vary depending on the rigs and if you have any breakdowns...

for the most part its easy to follow. Once you get to the spot marked as the Mushroom Rock there are a couple different trails you can follow.. the actual trail turns to the left.
one goes to the right and goes over where you can look into the valley below. and if you have a narrow rig and are crazy you can go down a washed out dugway down into the valley below...
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Old 03-10-2009, 05:36 PM
magicmedic magicmedic is offline
 
Anyone interested in doing this trail 13,14 of march?
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