Santa Teresa Big Ride

The Strava route below can be copied into navigation tools such as BikeGPS. https://www.strava.com/routes/24893516

Santa Teresa County Park – The Big Ride – Turn by Turn:

1. Starting at the Pueblo parking area, find the beginning of the Mine Trail where it intersects Hidden Springs Trail. 
2. Take Mine Trail 0.7 miles around the parking lot and through the corral, fire road, descent
3. Bear left. on Fortini Trail 0.8 mile, fire road and single track, descent
4. Bear right onto Stiles Ranch Trail 1.6 mile, single track, climb, decent, climb, decent
5. Right on Mine Trail 0.3 fire road, decent
6. Right on Rocky Ridge Trail, 1.8 miles, single track, climb
7. Left on Coyote Peak Trail to Coyote Peak, 0.3 miles, fire road, rolling
8. If you went to the Coyote Peak lookout, descend from Coyote Peak, and make a left on Boundary Trail.  If you did not go to the lookout, right on Boundary Trail.  0.8 miles, fire road, descent
9. Left on Coyote Peak Trail 0.3 miles, fire road, climb
10. Bear left continuing on Coyote Peak Trail, 0.4 miles, fire road, climb
11. Right to continue on Coyote Peak Trail, 0.3 miles, fire road, rolling
12. Right on Rocky Ridge Trail, 1.8 miles, single track, descent
13. Right on Mine Trail 0.6 miles, fire road, climb
14. Right on Hidden Springs Trail  0.2 mile, fire road, climb
15. Left on Ridge Trail 0.7 mile fire road, climb then descent
16. Left on Coyote Peak Trail, 0.2 mile, fire road, descent
17. Left on Ohlone Trail, 1.0 mile, single track, rolling
18. Right on  Hidden Springs Trail 50 feet, cross the Park Entrance Road
19. Right onto Mine Trail 0.2 mile fire road, descent
20. Left on Norred Trail 0.8 mile, fire road, climb
21. Left on Joice Trail, 0.5 mile, fire road, climb
22. Bear right on Joice Trail 0.4, fire road, climb
23. Right onto Vista Loop, do the loop back to Bernal Hill Trail 0.8, fire road, climb then descent
24. Right on Bernal Hill Trail 0.2 fire road, climb
25. Right on Mine Trail, 0.3, fire road, descent
26. Right onto Stiles Ranch Trail 1.6 mile, rolling, but mostly descent
27. Left on Fortini Trail 0.8 mile fire road, climb
28. Straight onto Mine Trail 0.7 mile, fire road, climb

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