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Ride Summary:
A skills tester in all ways. Ride all day here, if you can!
Trail Description:
The trails here are a mix of fast smooth singletrack, fire roads, and extremely technical trails. Many trails are rugged and steep testing your in-the-saddle skills. Your heart will definitely get pumping as there is little room to rest on these strenuous trails. There are a lot of different trails and loops here so exploration is the name of the game.
How to get there:
From Ventura, head East on HWY 101 to Lynn Rd. Turn left on Lynn Rd and follow it up to Avenue de los Aroles and turn left. At the end of this street, there is a small parking lot on the right. park here and the trails start off to the left.
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| Posted by: Sirwaltymay on 8/7/2009 |
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There are a number of trails in Wildwood, some
fireroads, but Lynmere trail and Lizard Rock trail
are the fun rolling single tracks, crossing through
numerous streams and a waterfall.
http://venturacountytrails.org/TrailMaps/Wildwood
/AreaTrails.htm
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| Posted by: David on 3/1/2005 |
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Only in California do odd numbered highways run East and West. Everywhere else in the states odd numbers run North and South.
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| Posted by: chipdog on 6/24/2001 |
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101 Runs East and West thru Thousand Oaks since it was dirt!
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| Posted by: bkedawg on 10/23/2000 |
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booring..,but los robles or sycamore way better
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| Posted by: Down n’ Dirty on 6/13/2000 |
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This trail is in Thousand Oaks, CA--not Ventura (Ventura County, maybe, but...) Don't confuse the dirtheads!
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| Posted by: Salvador Paniagua Jr. on 1/16/2000 |
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Great trail. You should change a typo in the directions. Instead of turning left on Los Aroles, its Los Arboles. Tree in spanish.
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