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Granite/Border Motorized Trail

Beginning Elevation:	8,000 Feet (2493.8 Meters)
Difficulty:	Moderate
Elevation Gain:	400 Feet (124.7 Meters)
High Point:	8,400 Feet (2618.5 Meters)
Length:	4.8 Miles (8.0 Kilometers)
Trail Number:	35E02

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General Description

The trail begins off the Albanita Trail west of Granite Knob and connects with the Jackass Peak Trail. Best suited for intermediate riders due to rocky, steep sections.

Directions from Kernville: Travel north about 16 miles on Mtn. 99 and turn right (east) onto Sherman Pass Rd. (22S05) and travel about 24 miles to FS 21S03 continuing north about 3 miles to FS 21S36, trail begins 1 1/2 mile past Powell Meadow off of Road 21S36.

Seasonal Information:
Normally Open: Year-round .

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Recreation Opportunities

Activity		Remarks	On Site
	ATV Riding	Granite / Border Trail	Yes
	Viewing Scenery	Cannell Meadow Ranger District	Yes
	Four-Wheel Driving	Granite / Border Trail	Yes
	Horseback Riding	Granite / Border Trail	Yes
	Mountain Biking	Granite / Border Trail	Yes
	Motorcycle Riding	Granite/Border Motorized Trail	Yes

Related Activities

Albanita Trail - From Jackson Peak to Beach Meadow, this trail has several steep sections that make is best suited for the intermediate rider.

Blackrock Mountain Motorized Trail - Connects the Osa Meadow area to the Granite / Broder Trail and offers a variety of scenic vistas. This trail was constructed and funded by the "Green Sticker" Program. Enjoyable riding for beginners as well as intermediate riders.

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Contact Information:

California Travel and Tourism Commision, P.O. Box 1499 , Sacramento, CA, 95812-1499, Phone: 800-862-2543

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