Mountain Biking Los Angeles

This is a solid training ride. The climb is sustained and checks in at about 1300 feet. Take in the views of Los Angeles, the San Gabriel Mountains and enjoy the dusty singletrack back down.

This is a fun downhill singletrack. It can get dusty and loose here depending on the time of year. There are a couple of steep sections that keep you on your toes. Count the number of rusty old abandoned trucks you find the canyons on the way down.

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Abou t:Join us on this unique electric mountain biking experience which starts with an easy fire road climb up and a very rewarding awesome singletrack downhill. Come try this unique singletrack experience through the forest of Alta Dena on the most premium mountain bikes available on the market ( Ducati,Husqvarna,Specialied,Haibike ). Expect to find some extreme exposure, 180-degree switchbacks, stream crossings, and rock gardens all within this amazing oak-lined canyon. This is classic downhill mountain biking with a challenge for everyone.

Type of Riding: Smooth flowy fire-road and single track.
What's Included?
Your choice of Premium electric Mountain bike: Ducati Limited Edition TK-01RR, Specialized Kenevo Expert, Husqvarna Extreme Cross-10, Haibike 8.0 Downhill, Haibike 2.0, and Haibike 6.0.


Full Gear included: 7IDP knee and elbow protection, gloves, and eye wear.

This downhill features 100% pure, true, singletrack. With small kickers, steep drop offs, and winding fast downhill segments. Dropping in off the primary climb up Haines Canyon Trail you'll pass the famous blue Volkswagen Bug that the trail is nicknamed for, then quickly accelerate into the descent.

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An ~8.5-mile mix of singletrack and fire roads. Great for post work or a morning quickie. These loops all connect to a fairly central hub which makes for great repeats if you're trying to put in additional time/mileage.


[ Source: MTB Project]

This is a solid training ride. The climb is sustained and checks in at about 1300 feet. Take in the views of Los Angeles, the San Gabriel Mountains and enjoy the dusty singletrack back down.

This is a fun downhill singletrack. It can get dusty and loose here depending on the time of year. There are a couple of steep sections that keep you on your toes. Count the number of rusty old abandoned trucks you find the canyons on the way down.

[ Source: MTB Project ]

This downhill features 100% pure, true, singletrack. With small kickers, steep drop offs, and winding fast downhill segments. Dropping in off the primary climb up Haines Canyon Trail you'll pass the famous blue Volkswagen Bug that the trail is nicknamed for, then quickly accelerate into the descent.

[ Source:MTB Project ]

An ~8.5-mile mix of singletrack and fire roads. Great for post work or a morning quickie. These loops all connect to a fairly central hub which makes for great repeats if you're trying to put in additional time/mileage.


[ Source: MTB Project]

A great lollipop loop for an after work ride! This starts with a good fire road climb that rewards with an awesome singletrack downhill.
The trail is a unique singletrack experience. Expect to find some extreme exposure, 180-degree switchbacks, stream crossings, and rock gardens all within an oak-lined canyon. This is classic mountain biking with a challenge for everyone.
[ Source: MTB Project ]