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• 007 in Oakhurst, California
I recommend that you start at the top. Ride all three legs of 007 and judge for yourself. If you wanted to ride only the lower 2 sections then you'll know how far you need to ride up Central Camp road to get to each trail head. Watch for rattlesnakes. Almost ran over one on the lower s...
 Last reviewed: May 26, 2009
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• 1st 2nd 3rd Divide in Downieville, California
Head east out of town to Lavezzola road. right on to south 1st divide trail at small P.G.E station. easy climb to Lavezzola road and take a right onto road 2nd Divide is only a short climb on your right. climb some more ( both 1st and 2nd kinda roll alot of gain loss ) I have never seen an...
   Last reviewed: Jul 26, 2009
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• 30 Miles Of Auburn in Auburn, California
You can start down stagecoach, take that all the way, or hit flood trail. Or from where you park keep going down the hill on the road and turn left on Canyon rd, take that till it hits the dirt and Manzanita trail will be on your lift after about 100yrds from the green gate. Take Stageco...
Last reviewed: Jul 23, 2008
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• 7-eleven in San Rafael, California
Directions and description removed. Please ride responsibly on legal trails - IMBA.com.
Last reviewed: Jul 25, 2007
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• Aliso Mixed in Aliso Viejo, California
There are many places to explore in this park. Mathis if you want fast downhill or a long burn uphill. Rock-It is a great singletrack/technical but I couldn't imagine going up it. The meadows are a little more relaxing but still give you a workout.
Last reviewed: Aug 17, 2009
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• Alum Rock Park in San Jose, California
A reasonably nice city park, good viewspot at the top ("Eagle Rock"). Mostly dirt road, with some short sections of technical downhill singletrack. Can get a little crowded due to proximity to the city There's a big "Alum Rock County Park" sign up on the cliff; enter the park to the right...
Last reviewed: Oct 6, 2009
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• American River Bike Trail in Sacramento, California
As stated above, the singletrack options along this trail are not legally open, yet many people have been known to partake in this option. I was once asked by a park ranger to get off the doubletrack trail. He was in his truck at the time so I didn't take his warning too seriously. Now ...
Last reviewed: Mar 30, 2009
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• American River Confluence Trails in Auburn, California
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Last reviewed: Mar 4, 2008
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• Andrew Molera: Creamery Meadow Loop And Ridge Trail in Monterey, California
The Creamery Meadow Loop is 2 miles of very easy, very flat 4x4 trail. Great for beginners with fantastic scenery all the way out to the beach and back. During dry seasons, it can be a little sandy but nothing too challenging. There are three trails that intersects with the Creamery Loop, ...
Last reviewed: Dec 26, 2008
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• Angel Island in Tiburon, California
couple of loops, one on pavment and one higher in fire road, had fun bootlegging some old bulidings. Rode China Camp before this so it was a full day.
Last reviewed: May 11, 2009
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• Annadel State Park in Santa Rosa, California
"This place is a mtb playground. There are too many good routes to list. I recommend climbing the Spring Creek trail to the Canyon Trail, and continue climbing up to the Marsh trail. Here you have a decision to make; either ride the fun, fast singletrack known as South Burma trail, or cont...
Last reviewed: Jun 22, 2009
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• Anthony Chabot Regional Park in Castro Valley, California
In the front gate left on to West shore trail (paved) to rightCamerom trail loop left on Ten hills left on trail Brandon which follows Redwood blvd for a while and will turn in Willow Park golf course at the back Brandon will climb out other side. Pretty good climb up to Redtail trail whic...
Last reviewed: Jun 29, 2009
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• Aptos Fire Road in Aptos, California
Follow fire road east as it rolls along maximum 3% till Bottom of incline at about 4 miles. Incline ranges from 4 to 10% for couple of miles and then at top of Incline it backs off to max 7% up to Sand Point at 9 miles and 1600 feet. A lot of people never go past here there is a nice view...
Last reviewed: May 27, 2006
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• Arastradero Preserve in Palo Alto, California
A perfect park for beginner mountain bikers or a short after-work ride. There are maps
available at the parking lot and the trails are all very well marked. From the parking lot,
cross Arastradero Rd for the majority of the trails. The trails are mostly doubletrack/fire-
road with ...
Last reviewed: Aug 17, 2009
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• Arcata Community Forest in Arcata, California
This is multi-use and the only time I've blasted it was during the annual 12 Hours of Humboldt race, so it was closed to other users. Certainly it is prone to have objectionable events occur amongst the plethora of raccoon people whom intermittently step out of the ferns in their skewed r...
Last reviewed: Aug 26, 2009
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• Arnold Rim Trail in Arnold, California
Set in the beautiful terrain of the Stanislaus National Forest there is a large variety of trails here built over the last couple decades plus dozens of miles of old Forest Service roads that have been closed too motorized traffic for several years now. Through a lot of planning and hard w...
Last reviewed: Oct 25, 2009
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• Arroyo Seco in Pasadena, California
This is considered a "beginning" mountain bike trail in the San Gabriels, where most everything is just up or down. After you get your bike and out of your car, go past the yellow gate, and go down the pavement for just under a mile. You'll pass JPL to your left, and several other pseudo-t...
Last reviewed: Jun 28, 2007
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• Barnebe Peak in Olema, California
Head west to lower camp ground and turn left to hikeing and rideing trail that starts past gate and is heading east. Foloww Papermill Creek through dense redwoods. and cross over road on wooden bridge. At 2.0 left on Barnabe Trail and clinbs steeply off and on to peak 1466 feet in 2.5 mile...
Last reviewed: Nov 19, 2005
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• Bear Bottom in Arnold, California
Fire road is over the gate where you stay right till passed the bridge. At the first crossing go left on to what seemes to be a Rail Road Grade. In about 8 miles of following the river canyon is a paved road. Turn left on pave road then left on other side of the bridge back on to fire trai...
Last reviewed: Jun 23, 2005
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• Bethany Reservoir in Tracy, California
The State Parks map said bike trail. NOT REALLY! It was as wide as a road paved, flat, no trees, open, windy. Rode back to Tracy and back. The good news is it goes all the way to Los Banos 80+ one way.
Last reviewed: Apr 2, 2006
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• Bidwell Ridge To Potter Ravine in Oroville, California
North end of lot is single track, which rolls along for about 4 miles and is marked for bikes. cross dam drop dowwn then up to large parking lot on the right. Back left corner is single track, follow Potters Ravine in and out.
Many routs this is the basic route
Last reviewed: Jul 6, 2009
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• Big Basin State Park in Saratoga, California
Head up North China Grade Road at 303 left onto Middle fire road. 4.1left to stay on Middle fire road. 4.2 over gate 6.2 straight on middle fire road 6.6 right on Gazo Creek then right back onto Midldle fire road again 7.4 right on Hihn Hammond Road 8.6 check out over look Waddle Creek 9.8...
Last reviewed: Sep 29, 2005
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• Big Boulder Trail in Downieville, California
This is a great alternative to the classic route if you want to do something new. Big Boulder has some very fast, narrow singletrack through dark woods and occasional big exposure. A couple batches of tight switchbacks will surprise you on your first run, so be ready. The tread is occas...
Last reviewed: Sep 5, 2009
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• Big Laguna Trail in San Diego, California
This is fun, fast, easy singletrack in a beautiful setting. The trail makes a short climb in the beginning through a pine forest and then comes through and rides just along side a huge meadow. During the wet months there is a natural lake though much of the year it is a big meadow with ...
Last reviewed: May 4, 2009
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• Big River Bike/hike/horse Trail in Mendocino/fort Bragg, California
This starts out as a dirt road back but about 8 miles back it turns into INSANE single track, with some rather togh situations in some spots. My favrot spots on this trail include the point where the river crosses the path about 10 miles back. there is a pretty sweet hump fallowed by a dro...
Last reviewed: Jan 10, 2007
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