Route travels SE for about 4 miles in a gentle descent. Views to east include rolling sagebrush with stands of aspen, and the large plateau in the distance, called Diamond Mountain. At the bottom of the draw, route makes a sharp right and begins a steep pitch, about .33 mile long. The next 5 miles or so are a steady, gradual ascent, with the last .75 mile fairly level as it returns to point of beginning. Park in same location as Range Study Loop.
Route begins across the highway, to the west.
Look for the trail head sign. Down grade on loop return has strap rocks, is rough and requires good control of bike. Because of these factors, this route is rated advanced. Best times to ride this route are spring through fall. Because ride is strenuous, carry plenty of water.