Biking Trails You Should Ride

This trail plunges 4,200 feet in under 14 miles. The trail has forests, meadows with wild flowers and the edge of cliffs above a roaring river.
 
 
 

This is not an easy going trail, a 30 mile loop. There's hard climbing and steep descending and it's full of adventure.
 
 
 
 

The trail is fast with lots of downed logs, rock and root snarled single track and constantly dips in and out of ravines. This trail has enough to keep expert riders alert.
 
 
 

A loop ride of 18 miles with the most beautiful views as you pass beaver ponds and cabins. The view from the top, the snow capped Sawtooths and meadows, make up for the 1,500 foot elevation gain. Then you hit one of the best and twistiest single track you'll ever find.

This is not an incredibly challenging ride, no painful climbs or fire roads. It's a nice almost seamless flow of single track just a constant blur of mossy forest.
 
 
 

This trail is not for beginners. A long climb followed by a technical descent on rocky desert single track. There are a few spots on the trail that even experienced riders will dismount. You also share the trail with hikers and equestrian so you need to watch for foot traffic.
 

This is not a trail for the faint of heart. Someone described it as one really long rock garden. You will go through lots of dense thickets and a good share of creek crossings. The creek crossings can look like rivers after a storm.
 
 

Beautiful desert views and a ride with down hills and technical sections that'll defy the experienced riders. This is the type of trail that you will enjoy so much you'll want to ride it again and again.
 
 

The Tsali is well known and famous for its smooth single track network. Tsali Left Loop is probably the most technical of these trails. The trail weaves up and down along Lake Fontana. Only for the occasional fallen tree the trail is all speed and smooth sailing. This is the kind of trail that will make you a lover of mountain biking.

Upper Oil Can is located on Mount Fromme and is one of the best maintained and build trails in the area. It isn't the hardest trail, but it isn't without its challenges. It's full of rock steeps and wet ladder bridges. An expert rider will find the skinnies and ladder bridges challenging and with enough bail out trails for the intermediate riders. There are also trails for the less experienced rider.