Pleasure Park route

Name: Pleasure Park
Address: Montrose, CO

near Montrose, CO

1.8 miles

Distance

230 ft

Climb

-232 ft

Descent

1 mile

High Point

-1 ft

Altitude change

5,240 ft

Altitude min

5,330 ft

Altitude start

5,328 ft

Altitude end

-21.3%

Grade max

22%

Grade min

4,596 ft

Distance climb

4,560 ft

Distance down

495 ft

Distance flat

BLM route, may have motorized vehicles

Parking available off Pleasure Park road. This is BLM primitive dirt road. Goes out to view Gunnison River. Other trails available out there.

Detailed Description

Pleasure Park is a 2 mile easy route located near Montrose Colorado. This atv/orv/ohv primary route can be used both directions and has a easy overall physical rating. This route climbs 230 ft with a max elevation of 5,383 ft then descends -232 ft.

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Stats

Distance

2 miles
Altitude min

5,240 ft
Altitude start

5,330 ft
Altitude end

5,328 ft
Climb

230 ft
Descent

-232 ft
Grade max

-21.3%
Grade min

22%
Distance climb

4,596 ft
Distance down

4,560 ft
Distance flat

495 ft

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Green
Route Type

Out & Back
eBike Allowed

Yes
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AM, Fat
Direction

Both Directions
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Easy

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