Sycamore Canyon Park

Review: I live right next to this place haven't fully explored it all but very good trails for beginner to advanced riders , running water creeks with bridges , some good rock terrain also ! Overall very good spot especially if you're local !

Review: I wish I had more time to explore this area! Was able to get an hour in after work, and if I lived in this area I would be a regular rider here... an excellent mix of terrain and difficulty

Review: We rode this trailers today, was beautiful for starting in the mountanbike world. Beautiful view and some obstacles nothing difficult and you will got a lot fun. We enjoy this place today, definitely we will come back soon.

Review: Sycamore Canyon is where I was introduced to mountain biking. The network of trails here is very developed, but almost too developed that you feel like you are more in a park setting than in nature. The park is comprised of mostly double tracks with a main fireroad running towards more of the southern end of the park. There's a bit of everything here from jumps to rocky descents, to climbs. Can be a bit tricky for beginners as there are some very steep, but short inclines. Terrain is fairly rocky and loose at some sections.

Study the map or bring one with you as it is easy to get lost here. Just remember where the major stream crossings are, and you should have no issues with general navigation.

Review: This is a great place to ride ! So much to explore , you won't get bored here !

Review: Great day with perfect conditions. All of the rain has soaked in & the trails are in the best shape all year. I turned in 9 miles today with a mixture of single track & fire road. The creek is up, but other than that no mud, just great trails with perfect weather.

Review: I don't know who named this area for the site but this area is more commonly known as the Sycamore Canyon Trails. It is a good collection of trails with pretty much something for everyone including some fun little rock areas to play around in.

Similar Trail: Southridge

Review: Not a bad trail but I guess I expected more based on the other reviews below. There were a couple of nice features but overall the trail didn't seem like anything special. It would have been REALLY nice if the trail was labelled. As silly as it sounds I'm really glad I brought the map from this site as it saved me a lot of time as there are trails crossings everywhere. I'd ride it again but wouldn't go out of my way to ride this trail.

Please take my comments with a grain of salt because I haven't ridden any other trails in the area to compare this trail to. It is also possible that I missed some of the awesome features that others have mentioned as I only rode 14 miles of trail. Once again, some better trail markings would have been helpful. My comments are based on comparing this trail to the trails I usually ride back in the midwest which I would say are more technical.

If it's your first time to this trail I would HIGHLY recommend parking next to the self storage place at Alessandro and Barton rd. or near JensonUSA. This will save you the LONG (but great lung/leg workout) uphill climb to get up the top where the main features of the trail are if you started at the Central Ave trailhead.

Review: Great series of trails. Nice packed sand with some technical rocky areas. The system has a nice flow to it with many options to explore off the main loop. Riverside MTB are lucky to have this place in their backyard.

Similar Trail: Enterprise South on East Coast! Chattanooga, TN

Review: Excellent trail. There is a lot of trails out here. A little for every level. From easy to difficult. Some really good single track. Jenson USA warehouse is there and lets you park there. Awesome people there in the warehouse. They even hold some nice demo rides there if you catch them. Last weekend was Rocky Mountain Cyclery. Try it out..best I rode in Cali yet!

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