OTBC #8 Gnome Wrecker
Trail Overview
13 Riders
Created byturbulent_flow
Riders
13
Lifetime Attempts
13
Seasons
4
Recent Records
10
Details
OTBC #8 Gnome Wrecker is located in Coos Bay , Oregon and covers 0.44 miles.
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Seasons
Included in 4 season(s).
Description
super fun and flowy downhill, can get pretty steep at times, watch out for roots! theres a couple decent sized drops in the trail, but they have alternate lines.
It's a downhill only trail for mountain bikers so please be aware of potential mountain bikers coming down fast! Quickly pull over if you hear a biker behind you & always be respectful.
I'm 200lbs & I probably burned about 20% on the ride up on a stock XR. You'll be regening on the way down, but you need some battery to make the climb back up to the parking lot, so try not to kill too much battery riding around after.
Start and Finish
Start Point
Starts just after the "gnome wrecker" post
End Point
end at the Y where gnome wrecker extension begins, stay to the right to get back to the parking lot/hit another lap. If you want to explore, go left, but make sure your'e watching your battery. GETTING BACK TO THE PARKING LOT - after the gnome wrecker extender Y, there will be another intersection, stay right onto landing pad road, continue all the way down until you hit copperhead road, sharp right and take copperhead road, then turn left onto Papa Wheelie, turn right onto Logging Road, and another right onto Whiskey Run Road, and take that all the way back up to the parking lot
Directions from Parking
(click the video walkthrough link for an easy route to follow from the parking lot, to the trail, and back to your car!) From the parking lot, head east up whiskey run road, Turn right onto Top Shelf, stay right onto Upper Copperhead Road, you'll cross a 4 way, continue on copperhead road, then you'll get to another 4 way intersection and thats the beginning of Gnome Wrecker. COPY AND PASTE THIS FOR EASY DIRECTIONS https://www.trailforks.com/ridelog/planner/view/424738/
Note that battery usage is riding up copperhead instead of the road
The loop down Gnome Wrecker (not the extension) and up reboot/copperhead takes about 25% of an XR charge.