Mountain biking Guides and Trips in United States
Below are popular Mountain biking guides and trips in United States that you can use to plan your next adventure. You can download guides, including a detailed map, description and points of interest for a small fee to your iPhone or Android.
Guides
This trail is part of the Walker Ranch Open Space area southwest of Boulder, Colorado.
Enjoy America's #1 recreation town by bike. This path starts in the plains, goes through town and ends in the mountains.
This mountain bike version of the famous Morgul-Bismarck bike race course, is a great loop trail near Superior, Colorado
At over 10,000 feet in elevation, the Mineral Belt Loop Trail will take your breath in more ways than one.
The Bitterbrush and Nelson Loop Trails are fairly difficult mountain bike routes that form a lasso trail near Lyons, CO.
This is one of the epic mountain bike rides in Western Oregon.
Hike this short section of the McKenzie River Trail to the beautiful Tamolitch (Blue Pool)
Although this trail is not open for walk-in use by the general public, volunteer trail leaders head trips 3x a week.
A beautiful multi-landscape trail with many waterfalls and trees. Offers a challenging and well-maintained trail.
Some of the highlights along Malibu Creek, in central Malibu Creek State Park.
Rock scrambling and a great workout hike in the southwestern part of Malibu Creek State Park / Castro Crest.
A moderate 3 mile loop trail that begins and ends at the El Moro Visitor Center
lots of ruins, waterfalls, trains, and river views
tons of ruins and artifacts along the Patapsco river
Open grasslands and ocean vistas with stair-climbing in a deep Redwood canyon
Open space preserve in the Midpeninsula region.
A loop traversing open grassy ridges and forested pathways in Tilden Regional Park
From Georgetown to Calico Rocks Campground, this 48 miles is the first of four sections on the C & O Canal Towpath trail
This strenuous 9.1 mile hike follows the perimeter of the park, giving you a grand tour of Crystal Cove backcountry.
Venture through a tunnel & over three trestles on your magical rail-trail journey from Atlanta, GA to the Alabama border
