Trail 365 is a new for 2018 trail in the North Fork Park area of Weber County. It was originally called “Bonnie & Clyde’s Outlaw trail” before it was officially named. The trail is a lot of fun and seems like the old BMX trails I rode in the 80’s. For instance, the trail features wide sweeping berms, a smooth packed surface and finally fun rollers like a small roller coaster. This trail seems like a great place for beginners to learn some basic skills and get comfortable with their bike, but yet fun for the more advanced riders as well.
This is a beautiful trail with some sections that are nicely wooded and other sections that are open. In the heat of summer the open sections of Trail 365 will be in full sun and will get very hot. The trail also features a beautiful pond about one-third the way from the start which makes a great place to stop and get hydrated and maybe pop an energy bar or whatever you are packing.
The trail is not done yet as of Memorial Weekend in 2018. Future plans include connecting with the “Mules” (Mule Ear and Mule Shoe) in North Fork Park. According to a trail builder I talked to this trail was designed and developed by IMBA. That would explain the smoothness and the wider singletrack design. The trail is planned to be a 4-season trail that fat bikes will be able to ride in the winter months. In addition the trail is also planned to be a part of a fat bike race event later this year.
Consider using this trail as part of a great trail combo in North Fork Park.
Trail Map
Max elevation: 5786 ft
Min elevation: 5535 ft
Total climbing: 571 ft
Total descent: -464 ft
Directions to Trailhead
- From I-15 take the Ogden 2700 North exit and travel East to 1050 East (2700 North becomes 2600 North)
- Turn Left on 1050 East and proceed to 3100 North.
- Make a Right turn on 3100 North and follow the road up and over the North Ogden Divide to 3300 East
- Turn Left on 3300 East and continue to the North Fork Road split
- Go Left at the North Fork Road Split and continue to 5950 North
- Turn Left on 5950 North and drive until you see the Yurt near the gate for North Fork Park. Park in the parking area by the Yurt and look for the trail to the left just past the red gate
Trail Photos
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- Beautiful spot to get a pic of your bike on the trail and stop for a drink and a snack
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- Trailhead Parking at the Yurt
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- Trail starts on the other side of the red gate at the south end of the parking lot
Trail Video
Not the best quality, but a video of the trail from the corrals to the trailhead. This should give you a good idea of the quality of the trail.
