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Trail Description:
This rolling single track trail parallels Millerton Lake in Friant. It has a couple of techie parts that a beginner may have to walk over. The trail ends at a Marina on the other side of the lake. There are a few secluded beaches along the trail to take a break and soak in the great views.
How to get there:
Take Hwy 99 to Fresno's Fwy 41. Get off on Friant/Millerton exit. Take Friant road northeast about 20 minutes by car. Enter Millerton Lake, pass the two roads to the boat launch ramps, and park immediately at the Blue Oak picnic grounds. The trail starts there and is well-marked.
Additional Notes:
$6.00 entry per car for Millerton Lake.
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| Posted by: SJValleyDave on 12/12/2011 |
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The cost to park at the boat ramp is now
$10. The trail is in great shape right
now, and the marina is not on the other
side of the lake, just around a point in
the lake. We measured it at 3 1/2 miles
one way.
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| Posted by: Carley on 5/19/2011 |
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Thanks for shanrig. Always good to find a real expert.
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| Posted by: Matt on 10/12/2009 |
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This is an ok trail. I gave it 4/5 for the fact that it is about a ½ drive from my house in Clovis. It is well maintained, does not change in elevation, and is not technical at all, wich makes it good for beginners new to single track. There are 2 to 3 semi technical spots but they are all very short and can easally be walked. The trail is deffinetlly not 14 miles long, but if your looking for a "quick fix" or are new than check it out. I posted some pics at the top. The rocky area is probablly the most "technical" spot.
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| Posted by: Jessie on 3/8/2005 |
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This trail is actually about 7.5 miles. The entrance fee is $7.00. It is really good for beginners, but not young children due to the shear drop off next to the trail in spots. Very nice, well maintained trail, with a few technicals spots.
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| Posted by: Brad on 9/4/2003 |
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This is definately a beginners trail. While there are a few mildly technical sections on the trail there was very little climbing. The trail also stops at the marina where it formerly continued on. It is no where near 14 miles. There is a better trail at the end of Sky Harbor Road. Start on the right side at the whilte gate. The trail continues for around 14 or so miles. Blue Oak Trail is a great trail for beginners and recreational riders.
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| Posted by: keri on 9/5/2001 |
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I DID A COMPLICATED 1/2 TWIST BACK FLIP OVER THE HANDLE BARS OF MY BIKE, AWESOME MOVE IMPRESSED EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Posted by: Lynny on 2/15/2001 |
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At the end of this trail, just past the marina, is another one that continues around the lake. It is more technical and appears less maintained (lots of huge ruts). To get there, just bike across the marina parking lot, up toward the Sky Harbor tollbooth. The continuing trail starts to the left of the road leading up to the tollbooth. It is marked for horses, but bikes are always on it. The rangers don't mind so long as you ride sensibly.
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| Posted by: Johauna on 12/15/2000 |
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He didn't bother telling you that the only time you should ride this is during winter. Unless you like Triple digits in the summertime.
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