Trail Description:
This loop varies from easy to fairly difficult. It starts out with a tame gravel road ride then when it hits singletrack can get steep and rocky with some gnarly downhills and sharp turns.
How to get there:
Take the I215 freeway to highway 74(florida ave)go stanford st and turn right. Follow until you come to crest drive and turn right.go to vista del valle and turn left. drive all the way up the hill until you come to simpson park. Follow park road until ranger station.
| Posted by: roxxane on 1/15/2010 |
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These trails are great wet or dry. The trails are great now and new sections are awesome. A mixture of hills and desents with single track and fire road optional, a good work-out and endurance in building handling skills. Enjoy the ride.
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| Posted by: sam on 1/25/2009 |
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rode the trails at simpson park last weekend and they are open and super sick still
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| Posted by: rob k on 12/31/2008 |
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I had heard that part of this ride is closed to down hillers. Is this true?
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| Posted by: mtn. bike mark on 10/8/2007 |
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I have done this trail more than 200 times, I highly recomend it!
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| Posted by: Patricimo on 10/26/2004 |
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This trail is a freeriding delight as you can see by the pic of Chunga above.
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| Posted by: tim bennett on 10/16/2004 |
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This trail rocks. It has plenty of single track
and lots of jumps. My only complaint is the
sandy sections. Overal its an excellent trail,
check it out!
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| Posted by: Rick Kepford on 4/12/2003 |
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Hi: Only been riding for a couple months, but live at the base of this ride and find it exciting. I was looking for other trails in this area. Thanks
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