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#1 - Trail Santa Cruz Trail - (L.A. Area)

This ride is generally called Little Pine, but the trail itself is Santa Cruz. You will climb about 11 miles and 3.500' up Buckhorn fire road. Bring a lot of water, it takes 1.5 to 2 hours to climb. S

#2 - Trail Sycamore Canyon - (San Diego)

Very easy ride, a few water crossings, nice scenery, but not a difficult ride.

#3 - Trail Ripon River Trail - (All Other Areas)

Go down Parallel Rd (runs along freeway) until it ends at a Parking Lot. The trail for the most part is gravel walking path at the beginning go under freeway and ride along river it will open up a lit

#4 - Trail Gisburn Forest - (United Kingdom)

Forest fireroads mainly, few long climbs with a variety of signposted routes. And a few little detours here and there for the more adventurous. Easy riding

#5 - Trail Ft. Pierce - (Florida)

#6 - Trail Tsali - (North Carolina)

Left Loop is an awesome trail. Beautifull scenery. The terra firma is sometimes, and other times rocky or loose. At the 8 mile mark the trail narrows to a "true" singletrack of approx. 8", if a snake

#7 - Trail Hilton Falls - (Ontario)

Snow. I'm not sure what lies under where the snow was but I've heard that it's roky and technical.

#8 - Trail Collier Seminole - (Florida)

This trail is not mountain biking, but when you live in Naples, you have to take what you can get. It beats riding on roads or jogging for fitness.

According to the Collier Seminole State Par

#9 - Trail Kuitpo Forest - (Australia)

Mostly easy 4WD tracks, some singletrack, rolling hills

#10 - Trail Avalanche Mountain Bike Trail - (Michigan)

A 4 mile single track,with alot of climbing and some awesome down hills.The trail starts at the east end of the parking lot and finishes at the west end of the parking lot.The trail is well maintained

#11 - Trail Jackrabbit - (North Carolina)

Stacked loop design will appeal to all skill levels. Built specifically for mountain biking but hikers welcome. Combination of fast/flowing to tight/twisting; some technical features include 75 foot r

#12 - Trail Cowboy Trails - (Nevada)

This is a fun, semi-technical to semi-sick, stacked loop trail system located in the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area near Las Vegas. Take the trail immidiately to the right after entering t

#13 - Trail Browns Camp - (Oregon)

This trail is one of the best trail I have ridden in oregon. It has no bad side. It is 98% technical singletrack loop that rolls and dips. There are some spots that get really technical and are great

#14 - Trail Superman - (All Other Areas)

The trail from the parking lot is just a quick connecton, maybe 300 yards or so. At the end you will see Superman. When you are on Superman just stay on the trail. The trail is steep climbs and tig

#15 - Trail Southwestway - (Indiana)

Lots of twisty rolling riverside trails, along with a section of steep technical uphills and downhills, that are not very long, but are challenging. A nice local trail. Trails are currently closed to

#16 - Trail Wissahickon Valley - (Pennsylvania)

Lots of technical climbing and descending. Roots, rocks,and if you know where to look, drop-offs. Did I say technical.

#17 - Trail Atwood West Brow Loop - (Georgia)

Mostly tight single track, some fireroads, and a small amount of gravel. Two small stretches of the trail are unridable due to washouts or extreme rise in elevation. Lots of wildlife potential and g

#18 - Trail Susanville Ranch Park - Northern Trails - (All Other Areas)

Check it out! They have added about 14 miles of singletrack in the upper ranch section of the Susanville Ranch Park, Susanville, Ca.

If you are not riding the Bizz Johnson Trail, you can

#19 - Trail Dryer Road Park - (New York)

20+ Trails, Smooth terrain, XC Trails range beginner to expert. Some slick downhill terrain. A lot of bikers out on these trails, be riding with caution is a must.

#20 - Trail Tannehill State Park - (Alabama)

When you leave the lot follow the main road to the right going up the hill. Turn right off of the side walk down to a 1/2 mile section of single track that goes left along the creek. When you emerge f

#21 - Trail Rattlesnake NRA - (Montana)

Rattelsnake NRA has maybe 50-75 miles of ST and FR trails leading from town TH to several peaks and the wilderness area.

since there are so many trials you can pick your own line, but a fav

#22 - Trail River Trail #223 - (Montana)

9 miles of singletrack along the Clark Fork River. The trail begins heading under the railroad trellis and along the river and then begins climbing and desending the canyon walls. Dark, lush old growt

#23 - Trail Pebble Beach Forest Area - (Bay Area)

Great fire roads and some single trek thats a bit hard to find. Lots of errosion thats fun to work with. Best thing is that there are no sand traps like in ford ord.

#24 - Trail Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation - (Ohio)

Come and ride what is certainly the best mountain bike trail in the entire Cleveland Metroparks system.

There is a short singletrack loop for beginners with mild climbing and a few tricky tur

#25 - Trail Cuyahoga Valley Towpath Trail - (Ohio)

A never ending path made of crushed limestone. Obstacles include hikers, jogging strollers, old people who insist walking down the middle of the path blocking both lanes of traffic, Trail Blazers (ps

#26 - Trail DeSoto State Park - (Alabama)

Best side of loop is the north side (CCC Quarry Trail). Some highlights include riding slick rock along the edge of an old CCC quarry, winding your way through huge boulders, sailing along smooth

#27 - Trail Pleasant Hill - (Alabama)

This trail is a tab bit technical, especially when it's raining. The way out is really fun and a good bit downhill, but the way back to the ranger station blows :-) It's a really fun trail, but one o

#28 - Trail Blankets Creek - (Georgia)

Trail is mostly single track (after the latest re-routes in August) all built and maintained by SORBA. - The only "re-use" trail of any length is an old logging road used as the in/out - access. FYI

#29 - Trail Alpine (Anderson truck trail) - (San Diego)

old jeep trails for almost the first half then some technical singletrack which is very fast. 8 mi. one way, a very fun trail that takes very little time to ride

#30 - Trail Bridle Trail - (All Other Areas)

The Bridel Trail that starts right at Auburn Blvd. and Norris Avenue and it is almost all singletack. Although this trail could really use some help it is a great round a bout ride. I would estimate t

#31 - Trail Croom State Forest - (Florida)

Floridas longest contiguous bicycle single-track officially opened March 1997, as the Withlacoochee

Forest - Croom Off-Road Bike Trail. This network of single-track forms two loops of 12 an

#32 - Trail Limekiln Canyon - (L.A. Area)

Starts out flat for about a half a mile then you start hitting some 4-5 hills that are fairly steep (keep right)

#33 - Trail Arroyo Burro - (L.A. Area)

Arroyo Burro Trail has recently been cleaned and is an excellent alternative to the Camuesa Connector trail. The trail itself starts where Arroyo Burro Rd and Gibraltar/Paradise Rd intersect. Follow A

#34 - Trail Horseshoe Trail - (Dallas)

This trail is like a Chinese Buffet, so many choices - so little time. Also a great trail to do at night. The trail across the lake gets so congested, and this is the perfect trail to hit to releave t

#35 - Trail Swain Mtn. - (New York)

STEEP single track in woods between ski trails. 3-5 excellent trails. Maintained by Canaseraga Downhillers. Weekly rides from Downhill Drew's on Thurs. 5:00ish between "spring forward" and "fall back"

#36 - Trail Hartwick College trails - (New York)

Lots of potential here, with a little maintenance these trails could be a lot of fun. Mostly ATV-style trails, some fun downhill sections on the Western side. You can make many loops incorporating the

#37 - Trail Goldwater Lakes Trail 396 - (Arizona)

Start at White Spar Campground parking area about 4 mile from the courthouse square. Trail starts 100 feet up the gated road on the left. Twisty smooth single track with great vistas of the lakes and

#38 - Trail Whittier Hills - (L.A. Area)

If you drive here you can start by going and parking behind whittier college near their football field. Then follow a trail that is wide enough for two bikes up towards the hills, cross a street, jump

#39 - Trail Norm's Trails - (Oregon)

All sorts of good stuff for every type of rider. Lots of log rides ladders and bridges. The trals have teeter-totters and everything else you could ever want. At least 16 miles of singletrack and en

#40 - Trail Hole In The Ground - (All Other Areas)

#41 - Trail rancocas woods - (New Jersey)

I HAVE BEEN RIDING THESE TRAILS FOR ABOUT 3 YEARS. THERE IS ABOUT 3 OR 4 SEPERATE WAYS INTO THE STATE PARK BEHIND THE RANCOCAS WOODS HOUSING SECTION OF MY TOWN. IT RUNS ALONG THE (GUESS) RANCOCAS CRE

#42 - Trail Cottonwood Loop - (Nevada)

Awesome!!!

#43 - Trail The River Trail (Bonzai) - (Wisconsin)

Technical singletrack with little climbing. Lots of tricky sections to test your skills. Bonzai is a well known local area for jumping. Best thing in the city.

#44 - Trail Lewis Memorial Acres - (Illinois)

While this 2 mile forested trail won''t provide a challenge to middle intermediates on up in skill, it still has a great, fun flow and is good for practice or getting into shape for beginners to inter

#45 - Trail Anthony Wayne Recreation Area - (New York)

Six mile trail

#46 - Trail Cadron Settlement Park Trail - (Arkansas)

You will start on a gravel trail. When you get to the top of the hill look for a dirt trail behind the pavilion. You can see the Arkansas River and the trail will decend parallel to a fence on the l

#47 - Trail M Hill - (South Dakota)

M Hill is the closest thing to being in the Hills, while still being in Rapid City. The Hill has many trails that fork off of just one. The whole hill has about, lets see 15 to 20 miles of trails arou

#48 - Trail Lake Springfield - (Illinois)

Rooty, plenty of climbs, and fast in some areas. From trailhead/parking area go over the concrete fishing bridge for a mile to mile and a half loop. The wider 1.27mi trail connects from near the gener

#49 - Trail Free Lunch - (Western Slope)

Downhill specific freeride trail, has a little climb up to it, small entry feature with 3 free play areas where riders can pick their own lines. Merges onto another trail about 3 miles from the pkg lo

#50 - Trail Amelia Earhart Park - (Florida)

Half exposed, half shaded by pines. Some sections very sandy. Some challenging mud, roots and loose coral rock. Numerous short hill climbs. Fire road around lakes.

#51 - Trail SAC River - (Missouri)

This is a twisty little set of singletrack built on municipal property. It's tight and largely hardpack, with lots of roots and embedded rocks to bounce over. There are several constructed jumps tha

#52 - Trail BLORA - (Austin)

9 miles (beginners can opt for as little as 2 miles) of very nice singletrack with some fantastic descents that will guarantee better than 30 mph and much whooping and hollering. This is one of the be

#53 - Trail Bluff Creek (Lake Hefner) - (Oklahoma)

Very tight trail. Thick trees with quick turns. A few very short but very steep hill climbs. Some roots that may require riders to dismount. No impossible climbs. Beginners will waqnt to take it

#54 - Trail Augusta Pipe Line - (Maine)

The trail head in manchester is a snowmobile trail down the hill on rte 202 from the old hill top ski and bike or what is now the location of the pizza stone. The trail goes right behind the hope ba

#55 - Trail Blue Marsh Trail - (Pennsylvania)

The Blue Marsh Trail surrounds the Blue Marsh lake. It was voted one of the top 10 trails in the US some time back. It is not very technical but fun to ride nontheless.

#56 - Trail Marsh Creek - (Pennsylvania)

steep hills, thin dirt paths, loose rocks, challenging

#57 - Trail Soapstone Natural Area - (Front Range)

This is the new Natural Area north of Fort Collins. The trails here are brand new right at the time of this posting. Wide plains, pronghorn, and wide sandy trails are what you can expect. Good area fo

#58 - Trail Mingo Creek County Park - (Pennsylvania)

Double track is common but more than likely, single track is what you'll find. Lots of stream crossings, hardpack, and technical stuff to keep you guessing what is around the next turn. Its easy to

#59 - Trail Catawba Riverfront Mt Bike park - (North Carolina)

the trail starts on the left, at the slalom run. the trak is tight in spots, it is very fast, with awsome downhills, and tuff inclines. this park is maintained by the Tarheel Trailblazers, and helmets

#60 - Trail Sinkhole - (North Carolina)

from fs-982 take chesnut mtn rd towards brown mountain. trail is singletrack on the right. really, really great trail. almost 100% singletrack. this trail starts with a super steep goat trail hike a b

#61 - Trail Stillwell Woods Single Track - (New York)

Challenging single track less than an hour from NYC. I rated this 'advanced' to be conservative. It's probably more intermediate/advanced. Single black diamond on the ski-scale. Anyway: One-way singl

#62 - Trail Annadel State Park - (Bay Area)

Lots and lots of singletrack with a few fire roads.

#63 - Trail Chuck Lennon Park Trail - (Florida)

Brand new trail. Has a good XC trail with lots of up and downs and fast decents. Even a teeter-totter, and a few ramps. XC trail is well marked and flows in one direction. There is also a small Bowl

#64 - Trail Franklin Falls Dan - (New Hampshire)

CNEMBA trails at the Franklin falls Dam. Very similar to Fomba trails in Manchester. This trail network is just being developed so if you would like to help contact CNEMBA

#65 - Trail The Graveyard - (New York)

About 1,000 ft of mostly singletrack, very steep in places, several jumps, can be wet; trail includes some streambeds

#66 - Trail Apocolypse - (Nevada)

This is a hand built trail in the hills north east of Sparks, NV. It's around a mile long; broken up into six sections: the start, top, roller, middle, transition, and finish. This trail is not an eas

#67 - Trail Alexander Springs trail - (Florida)

Flat and very sandy. Not many climbs but there are a few rolling sections. Due to low maintenance there are many sections in the first couple of miles that require you to dismount and carry your bik

#68 - Trail grahm swamp - (Florida)

climbs,drops,tight s turns(flat),down hill jumps,log piles ,tight rock garden etc.

#69 - Trail Durham East (Pickering, Ajax) - part of the waterfront trail system - (Ontario)

The waterfront trail system starts from Niagra Falls, ON, Canada and extends 740Kms North East. When it's completed it'll be 1,000Kms long and is planned to end at the Ontario/Quebec border. The "Durh

#70 - Trail Inspiration Point - (L.A. Area)

The narrow trail to Echo mountain is 2.6 miles long w/ an elevation gain of 1400 feet. It's one of the best trails in the San Gabriel front country. At the Echo Moutain junction turn left and follow

#71 - Trail MT Lowe Trail - (L.A. Area)

This trail has all the components for a great ride. 5.5 miles of fireroad climbing, 4.5 miles of great death- defying singletrack that will show you how good your brakes really are! You start at

#72 - Trail Sam Merril - (L.A. Area)

One of the better trails on the front side of the San Gabriels.Singletrack climb for the first 3 miles ,shared with hikers.Trail has some exposure and I''d rate in not for beginners,but anybody with 6

#73 - Trail Zippety Do Dah - (Western Slope)

Part of the Bookcliffs area trail system.. A great rollercoaster ride of sweet singletrack. All very rideable, but a little sketchy in areas because of exposed, steep, narrow and fast descents.. But t

#74 - Trail Twister - (British Columbia)

Very technical, some drops(5-feet) and a cool little log/ladder riding sections. Lots of logs to hop over(big ones), chainguard suggested. Ridin beside the river most of the way,you will encounter

#75 - Trail Pandapas Pond Day Use Area - (Virginia)

There are a wide variety of trails in the Pandapas Pond Day Use Area; ranging from http://www.weaselworks.org/pandapas/ .