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Nevada
3.8 mi
Distance
320 ft
Gain
Clear skies ahead. Ride today or tomorrow.
Checked 8/12/2026 · openweather, snotel, scoring_engine
Weather score of 70 is solid for mountain biking, and today's light precipitation (1.1 mm) poses minimal trail impact. No snow at elevation, no avalanche exposure. Wind is calm and temperatures are comfortable for riding.
Why you'll love it
Powderberry Divide
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Powderberry Divide is a 3.83-mile trail within the Murry Point system in Nevada that offers mountain bikers a scenic ride through the region's diverse terrain. Named for its distinctive ridgeline character, this trail provides an excellent option for riders looking to explore the Murry Point area with a moderate distance commitment. Whether you're seeking a half-day adventure or a solid training loop, Powderberry Divide delivers an engaging Nevada mountain biking experience.
No permit or access details on file for this trail — check with the local land manager before you go.
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