Trail Description:
This is some of the fastest singletrack in Phoenix. Rolling smooth singletrack. Take a 30 minute ride or a 6+ hour epic. Literally a hundred miles of singletrack to choose from.
How to get there:
Scottsdale rd. north to Dynamite rd. Park on the corner. Cross Dynamite rd. Follow powerlines northeast on dirt road. Singletrack shoots off to the right a little bit past the first cattleguard.
Additional Notes:
There are many possibilities out here. Less than 20% of the singletrack is used by mountainbikers.
| Posted by: Ed on 9/1/2009 |
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Have been riding this area each Saturday for the last 4 weeks. Definitely something for everyone. Can ride for hours without running into anyone else. Great scenery/views. Ride to the larger hills, take a break and take in the views. Watch out for the several sandy trails and roads. Will bog you down.
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| Posted by: dave w on 11/8/2007 |
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All of these trails equal an awsome ride. I ride this desert at least once a week.. strongly suggest this one
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| Posted by: adam on 7/25/2007 |
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great trails and views,endless options,a lot of fun,to get a little further out you can take dynamite to 136th st,a couple miles down you see a parking lot on the left,just watch out for a trail called burnout
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| Posted by: Bill on 12/24/2006 |
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Too many good trails. I fess up I haven't ridden on this system for 3 years but I've been busy. I'm nearing the opportunity to go again. My old mountain bike was just a front suspension and now I have full suspension. Plus my roommmate's moving out and I have the gumption to put my bike near the door for a quick getaway to Dynamite. Last time I rode I did not have enough water and I got lost east of "Girls just want to have fun" on some trail that had lots of boring level zig zags. I decided to think and climbed up a hill far enough to see the powerlines. Then headed straight west, not caring whether I would be approaching snakes or not. But I came to a dual track trail and then I knew where I was. Well worth riding, folks! This could be my New Years Day ride.
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| Posted by: Dirtybike on 4/25/2006 |
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Great place to ride,,endless single and double tracks. There are some ATV's around, but I saw more mtn bikers than ATV's. Great views. Better directions ..take 101 fwy (Pima fwy) (watch out for speed cameras on roads in this area) North, Off Pima/Princess offramp. take Pima north a few miles to Dynamite, park on side of road and head north by the power lines....take lots of water and get ready for some great climbs.
Its a bit uphill from the cars for miles, its a fast ride back..enjoy!!!
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| Posted by: Dirtybike on 4/25/2006 |
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Oh yeah,,,,the only sand I found was on the fire road,,,stay on the single tracks and you will have a great ride!!!! It's worth the drive for the ride............and views..enjoy
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| Posted by: Scottsdale Visitor on 3/23/2005 |
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The directions given above are wrong. When you get to Scottsdale road and Dynamite, go east to Pima and Dynamite and start there.
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| Posted by: Chris Rasmussen on 11/17/2002 |
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Robert must have stuck to the fire/powerline road. The single tracks are awesome and endless.
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| Posted by: robert on 5/16/2002 |
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too much loose gravel and hard to find the way. be prepared to work for every foot you travel!
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| Posted by: Jeff Jackson on 8/19/2000 |
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Nice ride, but somewhat slow, not many fast downhills. Last post is important ALWAYS CARRY AS MUCH WATER AS YOU CAN>
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