Mile 0.74
Switchback ledge
A larger ledge placed in the switchback, where approach angle and rear clearance matter together.
Before you continue
Scout it on foot, compare the main line with any signed alternate, and turn back before committing if clearance or recovery is uncertain.
What catches people
A line that works for one wheelbase may put another vehicle on its rocker, bumper, or downhill side.
Conditions change it
Water, sand, loose rock, new holes, and stacked traffic can materially change the obstacle.
Fit
Low range, recovery points, appropriate clearance, and an experienced spotter are baseline requirements.
Source coordinate
Pinned to a waypoint coordinate published by the named source.
38.532791, -109.611642At the obstacle
- Stop where the group is clear of through traffic.
- Inspect the line, landing, and room to turn back before committing.
- Use one spotter and stop if the vehicle or rider leaves the agreed line.