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Mountain Bike Trails
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New mountain bike trails are in Sedona, Flagstaff and the White
Mountains. We also feature rides closer to home: the
family-friendly Blevins Trail, and the scenic, but long Granite
Saguaro Loop skirting the Lower Salt River.
See Mountain Biking Tips
MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS
Trails near the Phoenix area.
- 357 Loop
- Az Trail & Hell Climb Loop
- Bell Rock Loops
- Blevins Trail
- BrokenArrow & Devil's Staircase
- Buzzard Roost
- Cactus Forest
- Chunk of the Az Trail
- Cow Pies
- Devil's Cash Box
- Fisher Point
- Gadsden Trail
- Granite Saguaro Loop
- Grant Hill Cunningham Loop
- Harding Point
- Hawes Loop
- Indian Springs
- Los Burros
- McDowell Mountain Park
- Mesa Canal Loops
- Papago Park
- Point Sublime
- Rainbow Rim
- Salt River Trail
- Slate Creek loop
- Sonoran Loop
- Spruce Mountain
- Starr Pass
- Sunset Trail Loop
- Tempe Town Lake
- Three Bar loop
- Usery Mountain Park
SITES TO SEE
Mountain Bike Association of Arizona
www.mountainbikeaz.com
International Mountain Bicycling Association
www.imba.com
MOUNTAIN BIKE TIPS
Repair Kit: Pack the following: chain repair
tool, tire pump, flat repair kit, tube injection fluid, small
crescent wrench, universal tool, mini flashlight, spoke tool,
matches, pocket knife, cell-phone and map. Breakdowns can ruin your
day.
Helmet: Falls happen. Never bike without a helmet and make sure your helmet meets or exceeds
the ANSI Z 90.4 industry standards.
First-Aid Kit: A fanny pack-sized first-aid kit
is smart. At some point, you will need one. Include tweezers and
plastic comb (for cactus spine removal) and a snake-bite
kit.
Water: Take more than you need and include a water
treatment kit for emergencies.
Right of Way: Hikers and horses have the right
of way. Exercise caution when approaching horses---they spook
easily.
Buddy-up: Never bike alone. If you must, make others aware of your itinerary.
Speed: It is difficult to hear oncoming traffic. Watch your speed around curves and on downhill sections of
trails.
Weather: Summer thunderstorms can cause flooding and severe drops in temperature.
Always dress or pack in layers.
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