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Gabrielino Trail Mountain Bike Trail
Los Angeles, California
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
3 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 4/11/11 by lamirada777 |
Difficulty:  Advanced |
| Length: 15 miles | Global Rank: #39 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Other |
| Ridden: 29 | Wishlist: 18 |
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Description: This ride is mostly technical singletrack with some fireroad and many stream crossings towards the end. Lots of challenges and obstacles. Lots of rocks and loose roots along with exposed singltrack.
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Description: This ride is mostly technical singletrack with some fireroad and many stream crossings towards the end. Lots of challenges and obstacles. Lots of rocks and loose roots along with exposed singltrack.
added on February 5, 2005 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by JAMIS-JUNKIE on January 17, 2009
Today, 1/17/09 was my first ever downhill ride. This trail was awsome. I cant wait to go back. Took 6am shuttle to the top for $10.00. Money well spent. I road my Jamis Dakar down it and it is set up for XC and I had no serious problems.
Similar Trail: Marshall canyon near the 210 Fwy and the 57 Fwy. The trail is not so much for downhill bikes but still has technical stuff.
reviewed by Polak on June 19, 2008
It starts off steep with a lot of rocks sticking up out of the ground. Then, you get to a camp ground where you have to watch out for people that are hiking about. At some point right after the camp site, you have to pick up your bike and hop over some rocks and rivers that are a bit too big to ride over. Then you reach a fork in the road, where you take a right and go up a little hill. At the peak of the hill, there is another fork in the road, where you take a left to hike and a right to Mt. Bike. At this point, it gets really nice! A bunch of cliff side downhill (drops ranging from 5-20 ft up). Not may rocks in the way at this point, and quite a bit of shade every 40 yards or so. Then you hit (what I think to be) a dried up river. Nothing but rocks for 150-200 yards. You hit a bit of up hill, another OLD campsite, downhill it from there. There's a few little drop things, followed by crossing a few bridge type structures, and then... You're at JPL! :D
reviewed by Mshdmonky on February 5, 2005
I highly recomend that you use the shuttle option on this trail. It allows you to complete the trail more than once in a day, without tireing
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