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Rising up from the ocean, the Backbone Trail leads to epic vistas and hours of good fun on the mountain bike.
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Enjoy this small suburban adventure that you will not regret!
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Monroe Truck Trail is a technical trail without any intimidating exposure. This ride is well suited for most skill sets and breathtaking for all.
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Fire road riding that is easily accessed and has breathtaking views of LA.
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Amazing sandstone canyons with miles of singletrack riding.
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A technical climb at elevation in a beautiful sugar pine forest.
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A long fire road climb up the highest mountain in LA city limits. The easy access and great views will keep you coming back.
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Enjoy mountain biking to the beautiful Escondido Falls; then take a rewarding dip in the pristine water!
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This 3.25-mile trail takes you to one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Angeles National Forest.
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Temescal Peak is a 7.6-mile round trip trail in the Santa Monica Mountains between the Pacific Palisades and Topanga State Park.
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A technically diverse ride with easy access and beautiful fire road climb that bring you to a tight singletrack descent.
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A fire road climb up the historic Mt. Lowe Railway, a former tram railway that lead to alpine chalets. The ride is littered with interesting Americana and remnants from the past.
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With ocean views and miles of technical single-track, Point Mugu is the California dream.
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This old fire road is a semi-technical out-and-back with great vistas and an exhilarating decent.
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