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Django

Intermediate/Difficult
 4.0 (30)
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  2. CO
  3. …Central Rockies
  4. …Buena Vista
  5. Midland Trail Route System
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“A technical singletrack with a fun descent and a challenging climb. ”

Jason Lampenrider
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1.5

Miles

2.4

KM
Singletrack

8,450' 2,576 m

High

8,097' 2,468 m

Low

5' 1 m

Up

358' 109 m

Down

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

11%

Max Grade (6°)

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Not Allowed

Description

Django (6033) is a fun, technical trail which can be accessed from either the top (which starts at the same spot as the Midland Trail Singletrack), or the bottom which is near the scenic overlook at the bottom of CR304, accessed from Hwy 24/285.

Most people would prefer to ride this from the top, though it provides a challenging, techy climb if ridden from the bottom.

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Land Manager: BLM Colorado - Royal Gorge Field Office

Shared By:

Jason Lampenrider with improvements by Jeff Welch and 1 other
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  4.0 from 30 votes

#5

in Midland Trail Route System

#714

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#5

in Midland Trail Route Sy…

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in Colorado

#714

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Django is a good mix of flowy and technical, with a nice backdrop.
Nov 27, 2017 near Buena V…, CO
Cairns marking the nondescript entrance of Gentleman's Tail
Aug 2, 2013 near Buena V…, CO

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