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Trail Description:
This is a technical and challenging ride. It starts with a steep 2.5 mile climb but is then rewarded with 4 miles of killer singletrack. The singletrack is extremely technical and is not for the faint at heart. This then hooks up with another fire road that will then lead you back to Box Springs Mountain Rd. which you can take 1.5 miles back to your car.
How to get there:
From HWY 215 take the Barton Rd. Exit. Go East into Grand Terrace. Many people park in town and ride up. Or you can drive up Mt. Vernon Rd which turns into Pegeon Pass Rd. Follow this up to Box Springs Mountain Road and turn right. From here is about 1.5 miles to the gate and some limited parking.
| Posted by: Thegrover on 1/23/2007 |
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From Barton Rd. you go down (South) Mt Vernon Road not up (North).
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| Posted by: Patricimo! on 12/7/2004 |
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This trail has some supa-dupa fun downhill sections(rutted burms and rocky jumps)...........good work out getting up to it.... making it even funner.
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| Posted by: Brian Myers on 10/11/2000 |
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This is a 19 mile ride if you start in Grand Terrace. Rides were organized from the now defunked Blue Mountain Cyclery near Barton and Mt Vernon. The Route went south on Mt Vernon then up Pigeon Pas rd.(killer fire road climb)then right Box Springs road and up to the towers and then down the single track, behind the housing tract, pasing the green water tank, back to Pigeon Pas rd. and back to Grand Terrace. *NOTE* Please don't cut the switchbacks, it's screwing up the trail. Thanx
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| Posted by: Pablo De La Cruzin on 8/15/1999 |
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how do you get 19miles from 2.5climb, 4mile trail, and 1.5 back to the car? do it 2.5times?Get A Grip!!!! u want 15+? start a 2trees go up to the towers and over, back up pidgeon pass to the park, and back down 2trees, rocks!!
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| Posted by: curt bouma on 5/18/1999 |
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This can be all single- track (13 miles) if you start at two trees trail just north of UCR. It is steep, narrow and packed dirt with a few rocks to get over and two stream crossings. Advanced riders only. Way too hot in the summer but perfect in fall, winter, and spring.
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