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• #305 in Prescott, Arizona
Sweet twisting, winding, 12-18" wide singletrack, mostly in the pines, near Lynx lake. Nothing tech, just go fast and take chances, like riding a roller coaster and trying to keep it on the track, good times.
  Last reviewed: Jun 24, 2009
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• 24 Hour Course in Tucson, Arizona
There is a combination of single track and dirt roads on this course. It is fast and fun!
 Last reviewed: May 27, 2009
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• 50-year Trail / Golder Ranch in Tucson, Arizona
This is simpy the best riding that Tucson has to offer - miles and miles of trail options cater to the beginner rider on up to extremely technical. Each visit you'll leave with a smile and a desire to come back for more!
 Last reviewed: May 25, 2009
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• Aqua Fria West Side in Avondale, Arizona
Just a river bottom close to home...there are several gravel companies operating in the area, they seem to be pretty much shut down on the week ends.Their are some road down there, use to always be Dirt bike/ATVs down their but the EPA shut it down because they were kicking up to much dust...
Last reviewed: Oct 25, 2005
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Intermediate |
• Arizona Trail - Marshall Lake To Fisher Point in Flagstaff, Arizona
Plentiful wildlife and great views of the San Francisco Peaks provide the major features of interest on this section of the state-spanning Arizona Trail. For the best views, begin at the Marshall Lake Trailhead. This vital wetland, which is more of a marsh than a lake, is frequented by bal...
Last reviewed: Mar 13, 2009
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Intermediate |
• Arizona Trail Cienega Corridor in Tucson, Arizona
This segment of the Arizona Trail is newly constructed and built to high standard. Weave through saguaros and dodge sharp rocks for over 25 miles (one way). This is an out and back ride, so turn around when you want and head back.
There are many access points, but the closest to Tucso...
Last reviewed: Jan 25, 2009
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• Atv/azt in Tucson, Arizona
Very fun and scenic trail, 1800' climbing. The ATV trails have lots of tech and oversized whoops. Not well known but maybe Tucson's best.
Camera suggested. 5-10 degrees cooler than Tucson.
There's a hidden lake just right and across Bellota Rd about 100 yards past the road. Makes it a g...
Last reviewed: Dec 2, 2008
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Beginner |
• Bell Rock Trailway in Oak Creek, Arizona
This 3.5 mile trail is smooth & wide and built for multiple user groups, its very popular with hikers and dog walkers. The main reason for posting it here is that it acts like a thoroughfare for bikers as many of the routes in this area either start, end or both from this trail. From the S...
Last reviewed: Mar 28, 2009
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Beginner |
• Big Park Loop in Oak Creek, Arizona
This is a 3 mile loop through the forest beneath Courthouse Butte. Not much climbing but a lot of short ups and downs with great flow, very twisty, dry creek crossings, lots of small drops, step up’s & some semi technical sections. All in all a very fun & fast romp through the woods wit...
Last reviewed: May 21, 2009
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• Black Canyon Trail in Phoenix, Arizona
This discription is for the Table Mesa trail head which has 1.5 miles (N) out on the Black Canyon Trail to the Little Pan Loop. The Little pan loop will take you down to the Agua Fria river and this loop length is about 6.5 miles. Then you head back (S) on the 1.5 mile Black Canyon Trail ...
Last reviewed: Dec 16, 2008
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 Advanced |
• Broken Arrow / Chicken Point in Sedona, Arizona
This trail is definitely not for beginners. It has a lot of technical climbs and descents- drop offs and stairs, etc. A lot of narrow singletrack along cliffs. This trail takes you to the top of some awesome slick rock with some great views. You can either return the way you came or ta...
Last reviewed: Nov 7, 2009
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• Brown Canyon in Sierra Vista, Arizona
The Brown Canyon Trail is fun and tough to ride. It's a 6 mile loop and it dumps you back onto Ramsey Road about a mile up from the parking area. I listed this as a technical ride based on my current skills as an amateur rider, I wouldn't recommend this trail to a beginner. There are a lot...
Last reviewed: Sep 6, 2006
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• Cactus Forest Trail in Tucson, Arizona
Great Arizona single track ride.
Last reviewed: Aug 28, 2007
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• Campbell Mesa Loops in Flagstaff, Arizona
These trails are all pretty much single track, built for beginners or just getting in a quick after work ride, they are also very popular with local trail runners. Relatively flat but twisty & fun trails through the forest. All the trails end up back at the same spot.
Last reviewed: Dec 6, 2008
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• Casner Mountain Trail in Sedona, Arizona
Originally built to maintain power lines, Casner Mountain trail offers spectacular views of the Sycamore Canyon and Red Rock/Secret Mountain Wildernesses and the Verde Valley. The trail follows an old jeep road which still provides access to the power lines.
The trail begins in high des...
Last reviewed: Dec 15, 2008
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Advanced |
• Cathedral Rock Trail in Oak Creek, Arizona
Start off on the Bell Rock trail, go about 1.25 to 1.5 miles untill you locate the tunnel under Hwy 179 ( kinda hard to find without a map ). Go through the tunnel to start this fast rolling trail with some good sized drops on a few of the down hills.
Last reviewed: Aug 5, 2009
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Intermediate |
• Cave Creek Park in Phoenix, Arizona
Multiple singletrack loops, just explore and find what works best for you. Watch out for hikers and horses.
Last reviewed: Aug 5, 2009
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• Courthouse Butte Loop And Big Park Trails in Sedona, Arizona
Courthouse Butte Loop: To get to this wonderful trail, take the wide Bell Rock Pathway from the kiosk toward Bell Rock. It climbs gently and at ½ mile there is a signed intersection with the Courthouse Butte Loop Trail. Continue ahead on the wide trail (this description is for taking the ...
Last reviewed: Dec 15, 2008
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• Cunningham Loop in Safford, Arizona
Initial climb of about 1/2 mile to second ramp, first and third ramps dead end, third at a pretty water feature. I'd suggest not riding it as a loop as the upper trail isn't great. You'll cross 4 streams and have great views in places, otherwise you'll mostly be in the trees and shade. Ras...
Last reviewed: Nov 3, 2009
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• Deer Hill Trail #99 in Flagstaff, Arizona
If you are looking for a gentle trail that meanders between semi-dense forest and wide open country then this one is for you. In addition, you will enjoy spectacular views of the San Francisco Peaks worthy of bringing along your camera: especially during the fall season when the aspen tree...
Last reviewed: Dec 15, 2008
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Intermediate |
• Desert Classic in Phoenix, Arizona
Trail is relatively flat. A few small climbs and fun little up and downs but overall little elevation change. Trail is very well marked and broken in from high mountainbiking trafic. the trail is riddled with small rocks (up to 12 inches in width/length). The trail tends to be very bus...
Last reviewed: Jun 9, 2009
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• Dove Mountain in Tucson, Arizona
This is probably the best possible place to take a new MTBer. There is super sweet, non-threatening singletrack running through the full array of Sonoran fauna. Other than some sandy washes, there's nothing to cause a problem and the desert scenery is superb. If not for the fantastic de...
Last reviewed: Oct 7, 2007
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• Elephant Head in Tucson, Arizona
The Elephant Head Mountain Bike Route is a combination of little-traveled roads and remote trails designed especially for these versatile, muscle-powered vehicles. Winding across the scenic foothills of the Santa Rita Mountains in the shadow of the dramatic landmark for which it was named...
Last reviewed: Dec 15, 2008
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• Estrella Mtn Park/ Competitive Loop in Phoenix, Arizona
Nice mix of singletrack and doubletrack. One way loops, long loop and tech loop. A few mild climbs and some mild rock gardens, just let it ride. There is a lot of loose rocks on the trail, which I am finding out is par for the course in the Phoenix area. As always, try to time your rides s...
Last reviewed: Dec 14, 2004
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Intermediate |
• Fantasy Island in Tucson, Arizona
All singletrack. 19 miles of trails with 6 loops. This trail is all about leaning into curves as you are mostly cornering around wavy trails thru the desert. This trail is espically beautiful in late winter and early spring after good winter rains when wildflowers abound. Created by mounta...
Last reviewed: Apr 27, 2009
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