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    The ultimate adventure guide

    Kyle Jenkins
    Photo Date: 
    08/14/2018
    The trailhead sits at the far end of the paved portion of Jeremy Ranch Road where it meets Daybreaker Drive.
    Kyle Jenkins
    Photo Date: 
    08/14/2018
    Heading out, the early portion of the trail is a rocky climb, but it gets better.
    Kyle Jenkins
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    08/14/2018
    The early switchbacks.
    Kyle Jenkins
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    08/14/2018
    Riding the 24-7 trail.
    Kyle Jenkins
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    08/14/2018
    Coming around the bend with Bald Mountain the background.
    Kyle Jenkins
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    08/14/2018
    Great views from the ride.
    Kyle Jenkins
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    08/14/2018
    Park City proper in the distance.
    Kyle Jenkins
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    08/14/2018
    Riding the 24-7 trail.
    Kyle Jenkins
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    08/14/2018
    Beautiful sunsets are common here.
    Kyle Jenkins
    Photo Date: 
    08/14/2018
    The trail starts to really get fun in the last third of the ride.
    Kyle Jenkins
    Photo Date: 
    08/14/2018
    Riding the 24-7 trail.
    Kyle Jenkins
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    08/14/2018
    Downhill action.
    Kyle Jenkins
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    08/14/2018
    Porcupine along the trail.
    Kyle Jenkins
    Photo Date: 
    08/14/2018
    This is where you cross Red Hawk Trail, a paved road. This is a great place to head back if it's getting too dark because the next stage is an aspen grove. From here head up Daybreaker Drive and it will take you back your car.

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