Trail Snapshot
Trail is good to go, but expect dry, dusty and loose trail surface and/or occasionally deep sandy areas.
Trail Reports
March 10, 2017 at 2:56 pmTop to middle is great but once past the rocky sections it's just a full on sand Pit. Accessing the top is is not worth the effort.
Trail Description
Crooked Arm (also called Broken Elbow) is named after… Yep. It’s technically still Has No Horse, and we don’t know much more than that. This short mountain biking trail is easy to miss as it starts at the summit and heads down the back side of Horse Ridge.
Get ready for a fairly gnarly, rocky decent with a couple tight switchbacks and some loose sand.
This is primarily a winter riding area due to the sandy soils. Winter rain and snow doesn’t hit this area as hard, and trails are often prime in the winter months.
This trail is maintained by Central Oregon Trail Alliance.
Trail Photos
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Trail Reports » Crooked Arm
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Top to middle is great but once past the rocky sections it’s just a full on sand Pit. Accessing the top is is not worth the effort.