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Trail Description:
Mostly single track cut between city and mountainside. Switchbacks, dropins, and lots of rocks.
How to get there:
West side of town... starts near Tennis West.
| Posted by: Desertbiker2 on 10/21/2009 |
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How to get there: on I-10 exit on
Schuster go east, make a left on Mesa
(go north), make right on Robinson ave
(go east) make right onto Virginia
avemake left onto parking lot of the
Tennis and swim club.
The loop around the park is about 2-3
miles. The best thing to do is to cross
Robinson ave on the east area and
continue on with the trail. The trail
crosses the arroyo then it goes up
towards the franklin mountains. It has
some technical areas.
Cons: there are areas where the large
gravel becomes annoying. but overall
good trail. A good clean up will help
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| Posted by: Essephone on 8/16/2008 |
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To utmost in the modern
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| Posted by: Proxiarak on 8/15/2008 |
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now seen, but at no just the same from to chiefly pods like the run-of-the-move about
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| Posted by: trailblazer_x on 9/18/2005 |
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After you do Arroyo, cross over Robinson/Scenic dr.
and do the other part. Make sure you stay to the
left past the no trespassing sign. You'll see the tire
marks. This trail has a little bit of everything.
Technical
climbing, some technical downhills, single track,
jeep roads. It will test your skills. Austin can kiss
my #ss. You too Washington. Only thing is… it's too
short.
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| Posted by: igmundo on 2/3/2005 |
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The trail starts at the El Paso Tennis and Swim Club on Saint Vrain St. Tennis West is in the Upper Valley!
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| Posted by: Alter Ego on 1/15/2005 |
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I started off on this trail, and to this day, I still get my rocks off on it. You can find it off Robinson Road, going east towards Scenic drive. You will see a gated community...next to it a white gait that leads into the mountain.
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| Posted by: Trail Rider on 11/9/2004 |
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Anyone got directions? Starts at tennis west? This neighborhood does not connect to any trail heads? I will rate this trail a waste of time sense there are no directions to it.
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| Posted by: paul h on 5/6/2004 |
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these trails are not for everyone, especially if you own a hard tail, everyone who says this trailstinks, has little to no technical skills, great riding if your looking to put your trail bike to the test, very rocky, and washed out, but great for freeriding.
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| Posted by: ed cohen on 3/5/2002 |
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I know the person who built this trail, and it pretty much kicks ass. One man built 99% of this trail and it rocks.
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| Posted by: Peace Man on 11/3/2001 |
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I don't consider it a trail. Terrain is so dry, hot, and dusty you'll shrivel up like a dried prune.That's why I moved away from that area.For great trail biking try the trails around the Austin area. "Awesome".
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