Burnt Woods to Deadwood, on the Emerald Outback
Gravel Segment
63.61 mi
Length
8,501 ft
Elev gain
8,990 ft
Elev loss
1,906 ft
Max elevation
gravel 100%
Elevation Click the profile for Street View
Burnt Woods to Deadwood, on the Emerald Outback, is a 63.6-mile point-to-point gravel segment in Oregon. It runs from Blodgett to Deadwood and includes 8,501 feet of climbing and 8,990 feet of descending. The route is 100% gravel. AI-generated description — details may not be fully accurate.
0 votes
on June 29, 2021
Rode this on 6/26/21. Most of this is paved except the 18 mile section from Harlan to Alsea Highway. Major obstacle at Fall Creek bridge on the south side of that section (5 miles from Alsea Hwy. Landslide and bridge out. Crossable but requires wading through creek and carrying the bike. Monster climbs. The gravel section has some really steep big rock areas. Some exposure in clear cuts. Beautiful woods. Water available, except along the high ridges, but usually requires a bushwhack down to a creek to access. Very little traffic and no cell signal. Store and bar and good swimming hole at Deadwood.