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Henry Cowell Redwoods Mountain Bike Trail
Santa Cruz, California
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
2 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 5/15/07 by megafuntime |
Difficulty: ? Unknown |
| Length: 10 miles | Global Rank: #2330 |
| Tread: Fire Road | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 36 | Wishlist: 17 |
| Avg. Speed: 6.66 mph | Avg. Time: 2hr 23min |
Directions:
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Description: Take Pipeline road, a paved fireroad, from the parking lot along the river and up a steep hill for about a mile. Continue down the hill some until you get to Powder Mill fireroad. Turn left and go up hill until the campground, take another left up Fire Ridge Road to the observation deck for a killer view down to the ocean. Continue down the hill, unfortunately it's a big sand trap for the next half mile. Once Ridge Road crosses Pipeline you get into a sweet forested section. At the next junction go left to the river or right down some steep sections back to Pipeline road. Nothing technical here, just a great workout in beautiful redwoods.
Description: Take Pipeline road, a paved fireroad, from the parking lot along the river and up a steep hill for about a mile. Continue down the hill some until you get to Powder Mill fireroad. Turn left and go up hill until the campground, take another left up Fire Ridge Road to the observation deck for a killer view down to the ocean. Continue down the hill, unfortunately it's a big sand trap for the next half mile. Once Ridge Road crosses Pipeline you get into a sweet forested section. At the next junction go left to the river or right down some steep sections back to Pipeline road. Nothing technical here, just a great workout in beautiful redwoods.
added on August 9, 2005 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by megafuntime on May 15, 2007
Kind of ridiculous. Half of the time I was biking in a sandbox. The views really are spectacular, but the trails are so sandy and eroded that it can be hard to enjoy the ride.
reviewed by gab26 on June 25, 2006
Sandy, pavement and fire road. Not my favorite type of trail. The scenery is pretty good but I probably won't ride it again.
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