Review Date
December 6, 2004

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Aerobic Difficulty
 3 of 5

Technical Difficulty
 3 of 5

Ridden Trail:
Once a month

Reviewed by: JerrS2 ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
Great Intermediate/beginner trail system. Gives you a little bit of everything. Could be a little bit longer but still a fun ride. I take the long route that takes you around pulpit rock. Gives you just enough to be happy, but short enough to keep you wanting more.

Recommended Route:
I start at the Montebello Dr. trailhead. Follow the trail west, at your first intersection of trails break left. From there find a thin single track on your right in the trees that takes you up a hill and then down some speedy single track. Make your way to the small gate and go through, you should be right near the river bed. From there cross the river bed and head west on the forest road. Go through the horse gate, closing it behind you. Climb till you get to the single track on your left, I take the second one. You should be able to see Nevada and Four Diamonds softball park. This loops around Pulpit rock spire. Follow this around and through the next intersection of trails, down and around till you hit another forest road. Head east till you hit another couldesac, right next to a home. Down the street, hang an right and find Vickers Dr. Road it till you get to Saxon Dr. Hang a right and head past Bicycle Village and Bally's swim and fitness hang a left and then another at the stop sign and you're on your way back to Montebello. The trail is what you make of it, add or subtract, it's still fun. Enjoy the ride