Category: Trail Info

Trail CDT (Cuerno de Toro (Bullhorn)) is a short, gently-sloped, open singletrack path that runs along a creek to provide a more interesting shortcut from Road LNR (Libramiento Norte Road) to (the east side of) Trail TTT. This track maps the path on the east side of the creek but there are several paths twisting about each other along the creek, some of which cross the creek. There is also a Trail CDT entrance/exit on the west side of the creek on Road LNR for the pathways on the west side.

Trail CDE (Carretera Donaji Entrada (Donaji Entry Road)) is a 9% grade dirt road, out-and-back (at least until somebody maps something beyond its northern end). It ends as a road with two singletrack trails (Codenames _CDESingles – UNKNOWN TRAILS 2 & 3), one of which has been partially mapped but wasn’t yet found worthy of being turned into a refined trail. In short, Trail CDE is a nice way to add some non-technical climbing & descending if riding in the area. E.g. good for helping beginners get some mountain biking “legs” without singletrack or much technical.

Trail CC (Cava Cagarruta (Cow Crap)) is a tracking of part of a hike and only part of this track is ridable by mountain bike. Moving from east to west it gets less and less rideable. It has a tiny bit of ridable singletrack near the east side as it leaves Trail UHAR (Upper Huayapam Access Road) heading west. It then becomes a dirtroad/jeep trail with a few intersections with other similar type roads (fireroads?) before it turns into a hiking-only trail used to access the assorted peaks around the San Felipe peak.

Trail C (Coctelera (Cocktail Shaker)) is a long, extremely rutted and rock-strewn downhill. Tasty! Use Trail HFR (High Flyer Ridge) and then Trail BK (Burro Kong (Donkey Kong)) to get to the top of Trail C. It doesn’t conspicously connect to the junction of Trail BK + PAP so it can be difficult to find the top of this technical downhill. You may have to scout around to the west below the map-drawn junction of BK + C + PAP, but trust us, it’s there and it’s worth it if you like technical downhills.

From the bottom of Trail C (in the town of Viguera) return to the area near the west end of Trail HFR using Road LNR or Trail VV (Easy versus More Difficult, respectively).

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Trail BK (Burro Kong (Donkey Kong)) is a contour-following, rock and root sprinkled singletrack kick in the pants, getting you from Trail HFR (High Flyer Ridge) over to the top of Trail C (Coctelera (Cocktail Shaker)), as well as Trails PAP and DDT (both mostly consider not ridable on bikes). By itself it’s not worth the work it takes to get to it via Trail HFR, but as a warm up for Trail C, it’s some yummy salt on the rim of your forthcoming cocktail.