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Alpine Trail from Kates Cut In
Oakridge, OR, US

Route Overview

Cog Wild Mountain Bike Tours and Shuttles

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13 mi.
915 ft.

Cog Wild Shuttle drops riders at Kate's Cut In for access to Alpine trail back down to Portal Park in Westfir.

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Cog Wild Mountain Bike Tours and Shuttles

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