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Arizona
1.9 mi
Distance
111 ft
Gain
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San Pedro Trail
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San Pedro Trail offers a gentle introduction to Arizona's desert mountain biking with its easy 1.87-mile out-and-back route. The mixed surface provides variety for beginners while maintaining manageable terrain throughout the ride. This green circle trail is perfect for new riders looking to build confidence or experienced bikers seeking a relaxed cruise through Arizona's characteristic desert landscape. The short distance makes it ideal for a quick ride or as part of a longer trail network exploration.
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San Pedro Trail
~3 min drive
Easy desert trail with mixed surfaces, perfect for beginners exploring Arizona terrain.
San Pedro Trail
~3 min drive
Short, beginner-friendly desert trail with mixed surfaces - perfect for new riders.
San Pedro Trail
~3 min drive
Short, beginner-friendly desert trail with mixed surfaces - perfect for skills building.
San Pedro Trail
~3 min drive
Short, beginner-friendly desert trail with mixed surfaces perfect for skill building.
San Pedro Trail
~4 min drive
Short, beginner-friendly trail perfect for skills practice and warm-ups.
unnamed trail
~1h 23m drive
Short intermediate trail with mixed surfaces perfect for skill development in Arizona desert terrain.
San Pedro Trail
~1 min drive
Short, beginner-friendly desert trail with mixed surfaces perfect for skill building.
Huachuca Canton Trail
~24 min drive
Easy 1.44-mile desert singletrack perfect for beginners in the Huachuca Mountains.