View from Munger Mountain

The Big Munger Loop offers a comprehensive mountain biking experience through the Bridger-Teton National Forest, near Jackson. You'll navigate varied singletrack, starting with extremely steep climbs featuring loose and rocky tread, before easing into a long shoulder that leads to the top of Munger Mountain. From higher elevations, you'll be rewarded with fantastic vistas of the Teton Range to the north, then enjoy playful descents through grassy hillsides, aspen groves, and pine forests, with some fast ridgeline segments and sections of embedded rock.

This moderate 10.2-mile (16.4 km) route involves a significant 2508 feet (764 metres) of elevation gain, typically taking around 2 hours and 11 minutes to complete. It's a shared-use trail, so be prepared to encounter hikers, seasonal dirtbikers, and horseback riders. Dogs are welcome, and while there are no specific warnings about parking, it's always wise to arrive early for trailhead access.

As the longest route in the Munger trail system, this loop provides a substantial workout and an adventurous ride. The ability to witness the majestic Teton Range from various vantage points makes it a particularly notable and rewarding ride in the region, offering a true taste of the Wyoming wilderness.