Suggestions for a 2 week bike trip
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Suggestions for a 2 week bike trip
Hello Fellow bikers,
My name is John and I am new to the forums as well as to the Bay Area, but I been biking on/off for two decades. DW and I plan to take a two weeks off and I am looking for suggestions on places we can bike. DW is more of a advanced beginner, and a park or an area with car camping and lots of fire roads, or other off-road trails that are not too technical would be great. Our idea is to car camp at a place for a week or so, and bike few hours on trails/fire roads every day.
Really appreciate any suggestions you may have!
My name is John and I am new to the forums as well as to the Bay Area, but I been biking on/off for two decades. DW and I plan to take a two weeks off and I am looking for suggestions on places we can bike. DW is more of a advanced beginner, and a park or an area with car camping and lots of fire roads, or other off-road trails that are not too technical would be great. Our idea is to car camp at a place for a week or so, and bike few hours on trails/fire roads every day.
Really appreciate any suggestions you may have!
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Hello Fellow bikers,
My name is John and I am new to the forums as well as to the Bay Area, but I been biking on/off for two decades. DW and I plan to take a two weeks off and I am looking for suggestions on places we can bike. DW is more of a advanced beginner, and a park or an area with car camping and lots of fire roads, or other off-road trails that are not too technical would be great. Our idea is to car camp at a place for a week or so, and bike few hours on trails/fire roads every day.
Really appreciate any suggestions you may have!
My name is John and I am new to the forums as well as to the Bay Area, but I been biking on/off for two decades. DW and I plan to take a two weeks off and I am looking for suggestions on places we can bike. DW is more of a advanced beginner, and a park or an area with car camping and lots of fire roads, or other off-road trails that are not too technical would be great. Our idea is to car camp at a place for a week or so, and bike few hours on trails/fire roads every day.
Really appreciate any suggestions you may have!
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You might look at camping at Beal's Point in Folsom (outside Sacramento). The campground is literally right next to the American River Bike Trail, which is a 30 mile paved trail from Folsom to Sacramento. You can also loop around Lake Natoma. Going east from the campground there are mountain bike trails. I don't mountain bike, but based on this, there are some "easy" trails: Sacramento trail maps and Sierra Foothill trail maps. You can also bike several miles through the park at Granite Bay (they regularly hold sprint triathlons on the park roads). Going south, you can take bridge in front of the Folsom dam and get to an extensive network of paved trails in Folsom (not the most scenic, but hey, it's a traffic free environment).
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You might look at camping at Beal's Point in Folsom (outside Sacramento). The campground is literally right next to the American River Bike Trail, which is a 30 mile paved trail from Folsom to Sacramento. You can also loop around Lake Natoma. Going east from the campground there are mountain bike trails. I don't mountain bike, but based on this, there are some "easy" trails: Sacramento trail maps and Sierra Foothill trail maps. You can also bike several miles through the park at Granite Bay (they regularly hold sprint triathlons on the park roads). Going south, you can take bridge in front of the Folsom dam and get to an extensive network of paved trails in Folsom (not the most scenic, but hey, it's a traffic free environment).
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