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Silver Creek Pedal and Plung 1st Annual Silver Creek Pedal and Plunge Family Mountain Bike Weekend and Cross Country Mountain Bike Race August 16-17, 2008 |
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Silver Creek XC Race Home Page |
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USA Cycling |
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Part of the Alison Dunlap Junior Olympic Mountain Bike Series |
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The Silver Creek XC race is part of the Knobby Tire Series. You can either register online, at packet pickup, or at the race. Race Registration and packet pickup Race Start Times Other Information A large group camping area is reserved for the racers and their families for Friday and Saturday night. Camping per tent or RV is only $12 a night. All registered racers receive a $5 gift certificate for Silver Creek Plunge to use that weekend at the resort. UPDATES July 23, 2008 The big loop is classic central Idaho singletrack with long uphill climbs and crazy downhills. We recommend parking at the Peace Creek Trailhead for pre-riding. The trails climbs for about six miles and you will encounter, what we call, the vertical sand pit (obvious when you get there). A few switchbacks above this the trail will split (a sign that marks the trail is there pointing to the left. Once taking a left, you will come upon another junction and again you will take a left. This trail is marked with a “no motorized vehicles” sign. Follow the orange flags along the ridge (Orange flags mark the course on the ridge and down Devil’s Slide). After a couple miles, the trail will wrap around the ridge to the left (be careful, a trail does continue on the ridge but isn’t cut out or brushed), and that is the beginning of the Devil’s Slide trail. The actual descent will begin in a half mile or so. Please be careful on your first descent. It is steep fast and loose, there are a couple of hike a bikes or be very careful exposed rock sections. We will have everything marked the weekend before the race with race specific signage you are all familiar with. This trail will descend for a couple miles and will be strenuous and fast. Once you hit the forest canopy below, the trail moderates for 2 miles and it is a fun and fast romp to a creek crossing at Silver Creek. Cross the creek (yep, you get wet). Take a left on the main road and ride back to your car. |
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