Larison Rock Tr3607

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3D view of Larison Rock Trail #3607

Overall: 6

Aerobic: 7

Technical: 7

Steepness: 7

Flow: 6

Singletrack: 25%

At 3.3mi and a 12% grade, the Oakridge Oregon Larison Rock Trail is short and steep.

Type

Loop

Length

Avg: 10mi

Ascent

Intense

Elevation Change

TH:1200'
Avg Ascent:3400'

Ascent Incline

10%

Duration

Avg: 2hr

Weather
Forecast

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USFS

Ding: Add in a 6.7mi road climb and you get a trail which was meant to be shuttled. A lower quality 3.3mi, 25% singletrack ride would not even be listed on this site, and the overall rating takes a hit as a result.

Despite these shortcomings, the fact that this trail is so popular speaks to the adrenaline rush produced by this ride.

Strong climbers might try this as an OAB, at risk of collision on many steep, blind corners.

FR2101 is a 10% grade, so it is not a particularly easy climb, but is the only real option for those without a shuttle (or performance enhancing drugs).

The descent is wild, snaking around very steep hillside exposure. Good brakes might be useful.

The other big downhill rides in this area are Hardesty Tr3469 and Lawler Tr3473.

Nearby Larison Cr Tr3646 offers more moderate terrain for those not seeking to smoke their brake pads (too much).

Directions: SR58 to Kitson Springs Co. Rd., then go .5mi to FR21. Turn right and go .25mi to FR5852, turn right and go 4mi to the TH. View Larger Map. No Map?.

Larison Rock Trail #3607 Topo Map

Loop Directions

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Larison Rock Area Topo Map

  • TH: Ride 1.67mi to FR21 then continue south to FR2101.
  • 2.4mi: Go right onto FR2101 and climb to upper TH.
  • 6.7mi: Go right onto trail and begin 3.3mi descent. Stay in control on the blind corners, watching for anyone headed up the trail. Trail ends at a dirt road, about .5mi from the TH.

 

 

Trail Rankings

Ranking consistently applied to all of the listed trails.

  • Overall Rating: Ride quality and challenge
  • Aerobic: Ascent challenge
  • Technical Difficulty: Terrain challenge
  • Steepness: Average incline
  • Flow: Uninterrupted riding
  • Elevation Change: Total elevation gain
  • Ride Difficulty: Terrain challenge