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Time Warp -> Marty's -> BTI Shuttle
Chemin de VTT
Difficile
19,96 mi
944 pi
One of the best—and most technical—shuttle runs on the mountain.
While Jabberwocky is the most renowned trail in Ashland, if you ask riders who've explored most of the trail network, they often name Time Warp as their favorite trail.
Getting to Time Warp requires a bit of climbing from the shuttle drop off point, unlike the classic Mt. Ashland shuttle run. You'll have to pedal around the backside of the mountain, but on the way up to the top of the trail, you'll enjoy panoramic views from the wide-open meadows, which will make you forget the extra work you're going through.
Time Warp is a black diamond descent with high-speed downhills with long sightlines. While some of the trails on Mt. Ashland are tight and twisty, the high speeds and wide-open ripping on Time Warp offer a breath of fresh air. The black diamond rating comes from the drops, rock slabs, and occasional rock gardens, but if anything, it's a light black rating. Most competent mountain bikers will have a blast on Time Warp, with the expert riders sending all of the hucks and the more timid riders opting for the alt lines.
After dropping out of Time Warp, it's a bit of easy pedaling along the dirt road to return to the main Mt. Ashland trail network. From the Four Corners, the route as mapped takes you down Marty's Trail.
Now Marty's is unequivocally the most technical trail on the mountain, earning its black diamond rating! The upper section of the trail is filled with massive gap jumps that are experts-only. However, they can all easily be bypassed. The middle section of Marty's drops into a steep rock garden descent with technical rock rolls. This is arguably the most technical rock feature on the mountain, earning this ride its "severe" rating. Finally, the rest of Marty's mellows out a bit as it reaches the top of Lizard.
After descending Lizard, this route skips over Jabberwocky and instead heads for the slalom course on White Rabbit with back-to-back berms. Then, it follows Alice in Wonderland on its way to the classic BTI descent.
BTI is a flowy descent with big berms and jumps, but with an old school flavor. It's tighter and more demanding than Jabberwocky, with a narrower trail tread and sniper jumps mixed in. After a few laps on Jab, the differences offered by BTI bring a welcome variety to the riding on Mt. Ashland. Written by Greg Heil
While Jabberwocky is the most renowned trail in Ashland, if you ask riders who've explored most of the trail network, they often name Time Warp as their favorite trail.
Getting to Time Warp requires a bit of climbing from the shuttle drop off point, unlike the classic Mt. Ashland shuttle run. You'll have to pedal around the backside of the mountain, but on the way up to the top of the trail, you'll enjoy panoramic views from the wide-open meadows, which will make you forget the extra work you're going through.
Time Warp is a black diamond descent with high-speed downhills with long sightlines. While some of the trails on Mt. Ashland are tight and twisty, the high speeds and wide-open ripping on Time Warp offer a breath of fresh air. The black diamond rating comes from the drops, rock slabs, and occasional rock gardens, but if anything, it's a light black rating. Most competent mountain bikers will have a blast on Time Warp, with the expert riders sending all of the hucks and the more timid riders opting for the alt lines.
After dropping out of Time Warp, it's a bit of easy pedaling along the dirt road to return to the main Mt. Ashland trail network. From the Four Corners, the route as mapped takes you down Marty's Trail.
Now Marty's is unequivocally the most technical trail on the mountain, earning its black diamond rating! The upper section of the trail is filled with massive gap jumps that are experts-only. However, they can all easily be bypassed. The middle section of Marty's drops into a steep rock garden descent with technical rock rolls. This is arguably the most technical rock feature on the mountain, earning this ride its "severe" rating. Finally, the rest of Marty's mellows out a bit as it reaches the top of Lizard.
After descending Lizard, this route skips over Jabberwocky and instead heads for the slalom course on White Rabbit with back-to-back berms. Then, it follows Alice in Wonderland on its way to the classic BTI descent.
BTI is a flowy descent with big berms and jumps, but with an old school flavor. It's tighter and more demanding than Jabberwocky, with a narrower trail tread and sniper jumps mixed in. After a few laps on Jab, the differences offered by BTI bring a welcome variety to the riding on Mt. Ashland. Written by Greg Heil
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Itinéraire et dénivelé
Segments
| Nom | Distance | Dénivelé | Pente moy. |
|---|---|---|---|
| National Forest Development Road 20 Climb | 0,35 mi | 308 pi | 16,7 % |
| Time Warp Whole | 3,85 mi | -2 444 pi | -11,7 % |
| Lot to Time Warp | 0,53 mi | 135 pi | 2,0 % |
| Time Warp Descent | 3,27 mi | -2 411 pi | -13,9 % |
| True Time Warp Descent NO ROAD! | 3,26 mi | -2 411 pi | -14,0 % |
| upper time warp | 0,85 mi | -715 pi | -15,9 % |
| Middle of Timewarp | 0,79 mi | -719 pi | -17,0 % |
| Time Warp DH After Fallen Tree | 2,15 mi | -1 437 pi | -12,6 % |
| Timewarp Third Half | 2,00 mi | -1 385 pi | -13,1 % |
| Time Warp to 4 Corners | 4,11 mi | -253 pi | -0,8 % |
| Marty's | 1,26 mi | -686 pi | -10,3 % |
| Marty to Stump | 0,44 mi | -92 pi | -3,7 % |
| Marty's Hip to Sketchy | 0,68 mi | -364 pi | -10,0 % |
| Martys Starting Hip | 0,80 mi | -495 pi | -11,7 % |
| 2020 AMC Stage 4 | 1,17 mi | -699 pi | -11,2 % |
| 2022 AMC Stage #4 | 1,17 mi | -689 pi | -11,1 % |
| Martys rock garden short | 0,22 mi | -299 pi | -25,4 % |
| 🦌 🌲🌲 Vegan Chili | 0,35 mi | -256 pi | -13,8 % |
| Lower Sketchy | 0,23 mi | -289 pi | -23,3 % |
| Sketchy 2.5 | 0,13 mi | -184 pi | -25,6 % |
| Caterpillar | 1,18 mi | -377 pi | -4,9 % |
| Siskiyou Challenge MTB desent | 4,24 mi | -1 575 pi | -6,7 % |
| Lizard to Jab | 0,76 mi | -190 pi | -3,6 % |
| lizard to jaberwocky | 0,56 mi | -118 pi | -2,5 % |
| 2020 AMC Stage 3 | 1,13 mi | -335 pi | -5,6 % |
| 2013 AMC Stage 4 | 2,84 mi | -1 355 pi | -9,0 % |
| Lizard | 0,28 mi | -157 pi | -10,5 % |
| Liz | 0,33 mi | -161 pi | -11,4 % |
| lower Caterpillar | 0,37 mi | -171 pi | -7,3 % |
| Rabbit Hole | 0,17 mi | -75 pi | -8,5 % |
| Alice to BTI trail | 0,86 mi | -387 pi | -8,5 % |
| Alice BTI descent | 1,77 mi | -948 pi | -10,1 % |
| Alice to BTI | 0,83 mi | -367 pi | -8,3 % |
| Full B.T.I. | 1,42 mi | -761 pi | -10,1 % |
| Alice BTI 2019 | 1,45 mi | -837 pi | -10,9 % |
| Sisyphus (It all feels uphill, but in a good way) | 0,41 mi | -161 pi | -7,4 % |
| 2024 Mimsy + BTI | 1,15 mi | -732 pi | -12,0 % |
| AMC 2023 Stage 2 | 1,14 mi | -692 pi | -11,4 % |
| Spring Thaw DH Stage 2 (2016) | 1,29 mi | -791 pi | -11,5 % |
| 2022 AMC Stage #2 | 1,03 mi | -636 pi | -11,7 % |
| 2015 Ashland CES stage 4 | 1,11 mi | -732 pi | -12,4 % |
| BTI | 0,88 mi | -663 pi | -14,2 % |
| 2013 BTI Proper | 0,64 mi | -522 pi | -15,4 % |
| B.T.I. Descent | 0,66 mi | -518 pi | -14,7 % |
| Enter BTI | 0,09 mi | -105 pi | -20,9 % |
| BTI (2016) | 0,71 mi | -440 pi | -11,6 % |
| BTI-old start point | 0,51 mi | -364 pi | -13,5 % |
| Old BTI Start | 0,47 mi | -341 pi | -13,7 % |
| Bike Path | 1,37 mi | 128 pi | 1,8 % |
| Wightman st. to Clay st. on the bike path. | 1,05 mi | 98 pi | 1,8 % |