Del Valle Big Ride

The Strava route below can be copied into navigation tools such as BikeGPS. https://www.strava.com/routes/2738291007768438366

Dev Valle The Big Ride – Turn by Turn:

1. Start at the Arroyo Rd. parking lot.  Take the East Shore Trail from the parking lot.  0.9 miles, gravel road, climb
2. Right on Heron Bay Trail, 2.0 miles, the trail briefly intersects the East Shore Trail after 1.0 mile, then again after another 0.4 miles (1.4 miles total), single track, rolling
3. Merge onto East Shore Trail, 0.2 mile, dirt road, rolling
4. Right on Heron Bay Trail, 1.3 miles, single track, rolling
5. Right on East Shore Trail, 1.3 miles, dirt road, rolling
6. Bear right onto Swallow Bay Trail, 0.5 miles, single track, rolling
7. Right on East Shore Trail, 0.2 miles, dirt road, rolling
8. Right on Swallow Bay Trail, 0.6 miles, single track, rolling. 
9. Left on East Shore Trail, 0.1 miles, dirt road, flat
10. Left on Ridgeline Trail, 3.5 miles, fire road, rolling then descent
11. Right though the parking lot, then join East Shore Trail, 1.5 miles, fire road, flat
12. Right on Swallow Bay Trail. 0.6 miles, single track, rolling
13. Left on East Shore Trail, 0.2 miles, dirt road, rolling
14. Bear left on Swallow Bay Trail, 0.5 miles, single track, rolling 
15. Left on East Shore Trail, 1.3 miles, dirt road, rolling
16. Left on Heron Bay Trail, 1.3 miles, single track, rolling 
17. Left on East Shore Trail, 0.2 miles, dirt road, rolling
18. Right on Heron Bay Trail, 2.0 miles, the trail briefly intersects the East Shore Trail after 0.6 mile, then again after another 0.4 mile (1.0 mile total), single track, rolling
19. Left East Shore Trail, 0.9 miles, gravel fire road, descent 

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