Review: Amazing underpopulated park, if in the evergreen area its just over quimby rd and extremly close in comparison to the next big park like this, some quick single tracks if u dare, my favorite route is mcarthy loop trail all the way to bass lake(you have to cross the street) then bass lake loop to hotel, the bass lake loop single track has some nice rock gardens and quick downhill turns. The entire park can be done on no suspension but i prefer dual suspension since it does get bumpy due to errosion. Love this park try it out.

Review: Very remote feeling. Great views once you pay your dues and get on top of a hill. Don't go here during a hot spell. Last Sunday we rode from the main park entrance, Halls Valley Trail, Canada de Pala trail, Hotel trail, Corral trail, to the San Felipe trail. Didn't see another bike, a hiker, or a horse. We did start late (~4:00PM), but last time I rode hear in the morning I only saw a couple of cyclists and a few hikers. I think this is not a popular spot, which works for me. Aerobically, I'd rate this area as intermediate. You're not getting anywhere without a climb. I made the Halls Valley climb on my middle chain ring, but that's becaause I don't have a small one on the bike I used. I was longing for granny gear on some of the steeper sections. The riding is fire roads and wide "single" track. Not technical, but some of the steep downhill pebbly sections might scare a beginner. Interesting note: The on-line map for the park doesn't show which trails are open to bikes. I called the park and the ranger told me they all are. When I got to the park I confirmed again that "all" trails are open to bikes. However, the maps available at the park show some trails for hikers/horses only. I think they either changed the rule, or don't enforce it because there are few users.

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Review: This place has about 28 legal miles of fire road to ride on. I rode it all one day and thought I was going to die on the way out. It is a good place for training or if you are just starting out. It has some steep hills but not too much.

Review: Hate myself every time I do it until its is over then it is all good. Good open space ride.

Review: Lots of trails to choose from here, you can make any length loop you like. Expect to do a good amount of climbing and look out for the cow droppings on the downhills! Depending on the loop you choose, you will have to stop multiple times to open and close big metal gates that keep the cows in their grazing area. I didn't see any cows when I was riding, but I smelled them in some parts. Still a fun trail with great views of the lush green hills.