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Merrill Loop

This ride serves as a great tour of both the Poe Valley Area and the Klamath Basin. Traveling through mostly farm roads, this ride explores the scenic side of the area’s rural background. The ride loosely follows the base of Stukel Mountain, following the gentle rolling hills around it. This ride is a good intermediate ride due to the distance. The biggest difficulty lies in the wind, as you generally come back into a headwind and sometimes paradoxically go out in one as well. The climb in the middle of the ride is fairly short and not very steep.

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