List your favorite trail in Nor Cal

[Berkeley Mike]

I didn't know you could grow a boobie there.

[JMac47]

I didn't know you could grow a boobie there.

It be TBC! Unless that was ronski's boobie!

[JMac47]

I thinks it's "unofficially officially inviting"


And if your lucky you might even get a booby prize like I got this summer on that trail, photo courtesy of Ronski

Yeowzerzs that definitely left a mark! Thanks for the visual, almost lost my lunch.

[TahoeBC]

Funny thing it really did not hurt and was almost completely gone the next day.

[Empty_Beer]

If I had an elbow like that, I wouldn't leave the house for at least half a day!

[TahoeBC]

If I had an elbow like that, I wouldn't leave the house for at least half a day!

Because you would be fondling it in the shower?

[Empty_Beer]

Because you would be fondling it in the shower?

In front of the mirror, duh.

[GMM]

1) Sunrise; 2) Pauley Creek; 3) Sawpit; 4) Hole in the Ground. I miss summer.

[parkmeister]

The Tahoe Rim Trail - Spooner to Kingsbury Segment is especially muy bueno.

Over Hill Thru the Woods on the Tahoe Rim Trail from parkmeister on Vimeo.

[grandsalmon]

Salmon Lake to Big Granite, cross N. Fork (Sailor flat) to
Mumford Bar, No. 5 connect to 7 with a Sugar Pine Lake loop to BBQ ending.


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[87xjmike]

Is tere a map on this site with trails labeled? If not does anybody know a good source?

[Uncle Stinky]

Asgard- a very small system of trails out my cabin door, Don't have to touch any pavement, Good for a couple of hours.

[mtbne1]

I'd go with 3rd Divide...just lights out fun!

Also love my local Auburn trails: Confluence and Connector both just after sunrise with zero traffic....fun to open it up where you have clear sightlines

Honorable Mention is Gail's Trail at Boggs

[Internal14]

Feather FallsTrail ..........its calling...............

I lived up there as a kid and hiked it many times always visualizing myself on my BMX bike shredding it. As an adult always wondered if it'd be worth the trip on my MTB...

[socobiker]

great thread to start a tick list

pinecrest peak for the chunk
certain UCSC/Niscene trails for smooth and banked turns
lower rock creek as an honorable mention

[gr8xscape]

Salmon Lake to Big Granite, cross N. Fork (Sailor flat) to
Mumford Bar, No. 5 connect to 7 with a Sugar Pine Lake loop to BBQ ending.


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How do the N Fork and Mumford Bar trails look these days? I haven't been in those parts since the last fire and can envision a ton off dead-fall.

[grandsalmon]

How do the N Fork and Mumford Bar trails look these days? I haven't been in those parts since the last fire and can envision a ton off dead-fall.

It's a heartbreak, for sure. The trails are essentially open, with some tread damage in the fire area. There were some trees down between Beacroft and Sailor Flat trails, but I suspect American River Trail is open all the way thru now (I was last there over a year ago). Mumford is open.

Each year it will look less worse for forest bare. I live just below Sugar Pine Res, so essentially this point to point ride ends at a BBQ at my house. Epic ride through great country and A LOT of different of track.

(...let me know if if you are up for it next summer, and we can set-up a shuttle, mtbr outing Iowa Hill style. There are many big, fantastic all-day loops from home too.)

[209er]

My dogs are partial to Red Nightmare at Red Hills.

[209er]

Though I am partial to the view from atop Eagle Peak...

[Howling Dogs Bike and Ski]

Any trail that does not have to deal with work...

[Tillerman1]

Sweetness in SC.

Can someone send me a message with DEMO info?

[uncle mama]

Sweetness in SC.

Can someone send me a message with DEMO info?

Hole-in-the-ground and 3rd Divide are my favorites.

Here is some Demo info: http://www.mountainbikebill.com/imag...emap_large.jpg

[uncle mama]

Hole in the Ground for me. After the tough climb you start descending on a really cool spine. Then you just flow through a trail that was built with us in mind. Also the great scenery. The last 1/4 of the ride is pretty awful (juttery staircase, loose rocks, badly marked trail, riding the road back to the car) but it's worth it.

I usually do an out and back on this trail with the turn around spot at Lower Montez Lake. It's a great spot to take a break or swim; it also cuts out the stairs and that shitty gravel fire road.

[Dr. Steve Brule]

I must nominate Big Tree and Widow Maker trails in coastal Mendocino.




Manly Gulch, Caspar Crossing North & South are equally awesome, but I have no pics.

We also have excellent gravel to ride.







These guys can show it to you.
Mendo Bike Sprite

[zorg]

I only rode Manly Gulch once, but that was very sweet. It's a spectacular trail.