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					Length: 3 mi (4.8 km)
				 
				
					Surface: Doubletrack
					Configuration: Out & Back
				 
				
					Elevation: -
					Total: 2 riders
				 
				 
			 
			Mountain Biking No Name Ridge
			
			
			
			
				#656 of 1,014 mountain bike trails in California
				
			 
		
			Double track/fire road that runs north-south along the western edge of Crystal Cove State Park
			First added by swerverider on Jul 2, 2013. Last updated May 2, 2020. → add an update 
			Before you go
			
			- Drinking water: unknown
 - Lift service: unknown
 - Night riding: unknown
 - Pump track: unknown
 - Restrooms: unknown
 - Fat bike grooming: unknown
 - E-bikes allowed: unknown
 - Fee required: unknown
 
			
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						North end begins at marker post #9 at Ridge Park.
			
												
						
			
						
			
			
				
			
		
			
		
					
			
			
			
		 
		
No Name Ridge Trail actually goes through two parks - depending on which end you start at. If you start from the north end, at Ridge Park/Trail marker post #9, you are in Laguna Canyon Wilderness Park. If however, you begin at the south end, near the Pacific Ocean, you're in Crystal Cove State Park.
| ThankAnd just to add to the confusion, the park maps list the first 0.6 miles of the south end as "No Dogs" trail, when the first sign you see, says "No Name Ridge" trail. No Name begins as a long, slow climb, which then has a couple of steep climbs and descents, before a final, more drawn out climb to Ridge Park. The trail is mostly double track/fire road, although there's nothing too technical, it can get rutted, a little rocky and sandy/dusty, but mainly the climbs can give you a good workout - especially in the warmer summer weather.