Mountain Biking The Cannell Plunge

November 4, 2008 by TrailsTV · 1 Comment 

Located in the Southern Sierra Nevada Mountain this ride is definitely an epic ride with some of the best riding and most incredible views that I have enjoyed in Southern California. You will get over 32 miles of riding in on 98 percent single track. With the low point at the rides end in Kernvill... read more

Mountain Biking Cathedral Rock Loop

November 2, 2008 by TrailsTV · Leave a Comment 

Great trail with awesome scenery. The singletrack is quick and twisting. Lots of up and down with some technical sections to it. Halfway through you can take a dip into Oak Creek, and if you want you can swing on the rope and jump into Oak Creek. After that, it’s some moderate to strenuous rid... read more

Mountain Biking Cuyamaca State Park

October 31, 2008 by TrailsTV · Leave a Comment 

Less than an hour’s drive from San Diego lies a rocky, moderately hilly, desert landscape that would seem to be created for mountain biking. The weather, of course, is Southern-California perfect. The rides aren’t overly difficult, but they definitely pose a challenge. Riders that take o... read more

Mountain Biking Idyllwild

October 29, 2008 by TrailsTV · Leave a Comment 

Idyllwild California is located in the San Jacinto mountains east of Hemet. The riding here is awesome with nice singletrack, killer lines and rock, lots of rock. This area is home to 24 hours of Adrenalin as well as Idyllwild Spring Challenge. These trails are part of the overall Idyllwild mountai... read more

Hiking Glacier Meadow Loop

October 25, 2008 by TrailsTV · 1 Comment 

Glacier Meadow Loop at Lake Tahoe is a very short, self-guided nature trail that begins and ends at the Eastbound I-80 rest stop on Donner Summit. This is a relaxing stroll with signs along the trail explaining how glacial action carved and polished the area. This .5 mile easy loop trail is located ... read more

Hiking Manoa Falls

October 24, 2008 by TrailsTV · 1 Comment 

O’ahu has a ton of great hikes. We did the Manoa Falls hike which was easy to get to and relatively short and flat hike at the base of the Ko’oaus Mountains. A few things before you go, you are hiking in a rainforest, it’s wet, wet and dirt means mud. Take an extra pair of shoes. T... read more

Hiking Diamond Head Crater - Oahu

October 23, 2008 by TrailsTV · Leave a Comment 

The most famous volcanic crater in the world is Diamond Head, located on the South-east Coast of O’ahu at the end of Waikiki overlooking the Pacific Ocean. It was originally named Laeahi by the ancient Hawaiians. The name meant “brow of the tuna” and looking at the silhouette of th... read more

Mountain Biking Oahu - The Aiea Trail Loop

October 23, 2008 by TrailsTV · Leave a Comment 

Aiea Loop Trail is one of the most fun rides in central Oahu. Although rated as an intermediate trail, there are many technical areas where you will need to dismount. Starting from the upper end, you will drop into a small gully and climb the other side over a root bound technical uphill. The trail ... read more

Mountain Biking Kokopelli’s - Moab

October 23, 2008 by TrailsTV · Leave a Comment 

The great long-haired Kokopelli — once the ancient Hopi god of fertility, now the poster boy for nearly every tourist group, bike shop, cafe, bookstore and real estate company in the West — was never much of a mountain biker, according to legend. Instead, he was a flute player and lover.... read more

Top 10 U.S. Hikes

September 13, 2008 by TrailsTV · 5 Comments 

After searching for countless trails around North America, TrailsTV.com has put together our list of top trails in the U.S. Because we, as Americans, have such diverse climates and topography, it’s difficult to choose the best. In no particular order, here is our list of Top 10 hikes in the U.... read more

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