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California trail conditions

Mountain bike trail conditions · 76 networks · 6 riding regions

Conditions vary across California. Choose a riding region or search for your network.

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networks rideable right now

Rideable means PRIME, DRY or DUSTY. These estimates use weather, soil, and terrain data. Check each network for details and closures.

Riding regions

Browse the riding areas below. Some cross state lines; their pages include networks on both sides.

Bay Area 38 networks · 5 rideable Orange County & Inland Empire 14 networks · 0 rideable Tahoe & Truckee 8 networks · 2 rideable Lost Sierra 3 networks San Diego 3 networks Santa Barbara 3 networks

Elsewhere in California

More trail networks outside the riding areas listed above.

FROZEN Mammoth Mountain Snow covered CHECK LIVE Bishop Area Trails Open the network page CHECK LIVE China Peak Mountain Resort Open the network page CHECK LIVE Gateway Trail System Open the network page CHECK LIVE Lower Rock Creek Open the network page CHECK LIVE Paradise Royale Open the network page CHECK LIVE Swasey Recreation Area Open the network page

FAQ

Are California mountain bike trails rideable right now?

7 of 76 networks around California currently have a PRIME, DRY or DUSTY verdict, meaning rideable conditions. Live estimates are unavailable for 64 networks. For example, Annadel State Park is DRY and Joaquin Miller is STAY OFF. Check the network page for details and closure notices.

Where is the riding best in California today?

Rideable options around California include Annadel State Park (DRY, rideable and dry), Auburn State Recreation Area (DRY, rideable and dry) and China Camp (DRY, rideable and dry).

How often are California trail conditions updated?

Loam updates condition estimates hourly. Each network page shows when its estimate was last updated.

What are these conditions based on?

Loam uses recent rain, soil, slope, slope direction, tree cover, and current weather to estimate how wet the ground is. These are estimates, not rider reports. Official closures take priority. See how the model works.

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