2.7 hr
Overview
The fact that this trail is so remote adds to its appeal - you won't find too many hikers or cyclists here. You pretty much have the trail all to yourself! This trail is truly an epic ride! <br><br>There are many many spots to stop and snap a picture or two, but, unfortunately, you won't want to because the downhill is so much fun! I was struggling between looking at the trail in front of me or looking at the surrounding views.<br><br>The upper part of the trail runs through a forested area that provides some shade, while the lower part opens up to low chaparral and shrubs. <br><br>The trail itself is hard-packed dirt, without any rocks or rock gardens. You can pick up speed rather easily along the straight sections. Be prepared for a couple of sharp turns here and there, but nothing an intermediate rider can't handle.
Trail Stats
10.4 km
57 m
1752 m
1282 m
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Photos
On the upper portion of the Sandberg Trail
On the upper portion of the Sandberg Trail
Pyramid Lake in the distance
Pyramid Lake in the distance
Mojave desert and the Tehachapi Range.
Mojave desert and the Tehachapi Range.
Fun downhill!
Fun downhill!
Mojave desert and the Tehachapi Range
Mojave desert and the Tehachapi Range
Highly recommended when the hills are green after the first couple of rains in the fall or in the spring.
Highly recommended when the hills are green after the first couple of rains in the fall or in the spring.