Mountain Biking in Flagstaff, AZ
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![Fall foliage at Aspen Corner]()
High-elevation single track through brilliant aspens and alpine scenery
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![Humphreys Peak over Bismarck Lake]()
Short, easy trail to a marshy lake near the San Francisco Peaks.
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![Riding Schenbly Hill]()
2-track downhill ride with sweeping views, options for single-track loops on slickrock
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![View from Mt. Elden]()
This is a popular mountain biking trail up Mount Elden, starting from Buffalo Park in town.
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![Schultz Creek and the mountain bike trail]()
Popular local hiking/mountain biking near Flagstaff that is part of a larger trail system.
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![Rocky Ridge Trail near Mt. Elden]()
Rocky trail through high-altitude forest, that can be combined with other trails for longer rides.
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Soldier Pass Trail in Flagstaff, Arizona.
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![Zooming down Sunset Trail]()
Scenic but strenuous mountain biking trail up Mount Elden.
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Little Elden offers rolling rides through rugged terrain near Mt. Elden and Flagstaff.
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Marshal Lake to Fisher Point mountain biking in Flagstaff, AZ.
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![Mountain vista from Marshall Lake]()
Ride from Marshall lake to Fisher Point, with views of Anderson Mesa and Walnut Canyon
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![Sandstone walls below Fisher Point]()
Bike from Flagstaff to an amazing overlook along the Arizona Trail
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