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18 Road Trails
Taking the furthest west trail in the networks, the Zippity Loop feels a little more remote than the other riding in the BLM 18 Road area. Because most people ride this one way (clockwise), and there are fewer intersections with other trails, you might not see many other riders.
Much of the ride is high up on ridges and the scenery is a little more expansive on this ride compared to others in the area.
This trail is rated difficult due some very steep descents down the ridges. Though not technical, they can be intimidating, and the largest steepest one is a little sandy. Walking down them increases the erosion, so this isn't the greatest place if you're new to the areas and unsure of your abilities on steep descents. Other than the hills, the trail is easy with a few bits of advanced intermediate climbing.