Reviewed by: Charlie ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
Most fun Mountain bike trails I've ridden without the aid of a gondola.

Recommended Route:
First of all, bikes are allowed, and there are tons of them there, and the rangers if they are there, expect bikes. I would take the trail all the way to the back of cheseboro canyon through the shady single track canyon up and down through sulpher springs, then bust a right at the end of the canyon and either take the single track all the way to Ahmanson Ranch and back down to Las Virgenes, if you are really in the mood for some haulin ass downhill single track madness. When you get to the T in the end of the canyon you can make a right and go right again on the Cheseboro ridge trail and take this back to the begining if you are in the mood for some fireroad up up up and down down down down down down. down.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Sycamore Canyon, Topanga State Park at S. end of Reseda Blvd.

Reviewed by: Joe , from San Diego

Summary:
Excellent ride while in the Agoura area. bring water, it can be hot in the summer.

Reviewed by: Dan , from Thousand Oaks

Summary:
From Simi Peak take the trail to your right down about 1.5 miles.

Recommended Route:
Any of the routes mentioned are good but for advanced riders, Dead Cow is a must. Vince and Kenn have discussed it in their posts and it is one of the funner singletracks anywhere in the greater LA area. If you enjoy technical rocky stair stepped rides this is for you, though beginners and intermediates who do not know how to stay off their front brakes should avoid it. Also , I would definitely recommend against riding it at night like Vince did--it's too trecherous at night--just ask Vince and his wrist.