Hummingbird

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"The Hummingbird Trail is best done as a shuttle if you’re riding a bike with a lot <br /> of suspension, but it can easily be looped with some paved road.<br /> <br /> To start, grunt your way up a steep mile, mile and a half climb on some wide, <br /> somewhat technical, gated fire road (beginning of the fire road is the google maps <br /> location given). <br /> <br /> You can’t miss the turn for the Humming Bird Trail—just look for the massive <br /> sign. Drop your seat and get ready to descend! Humming Bird is a super technical <br /> descent with a couple of short ups thrown in. There are rocks a plenty, loose <br /> corners, and even some sections of downhill slickrock! <br /> <br /> At the bottom it dumps out onto Kuehner Drive, right off of the 118 Freeway, <br /> and if you leave a shuttle car here you’re done. Or if you want to park at the <br /> lowest point in the route and start with a paved climb, just leave your car here. <br /> If, on the other hand, you left your car at higher up at the beginning of the trail, <br /> ride south on Kuehner Drive to Santa Susana Pass Road, and climb up that back <br /> to your car.<br /> "

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