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Old 10-03-07, 02:38 PM
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Mountain biking Las Vegas?

Anyone know if there's deceint trails around vegas? Possibly point me in the direction of a good bikeshop to rent at and/or local guided tours?
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I rode Cottonwood valley back in August. I found a tour from Las Vegas Cyclery, where I rented a bike and went with a guide.

https://www.lasvegascyclery.com/tours..._day_tours.htm
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Originally Posted by Avidmtnbkr
I rode Cottonwood valley back in August. I found a tour from Las Vegas Cyclery, where I rented a bike and went with a guide.

https://www.lasvegascyclery.com/tours..._day_tours.htm
I looked at their website. Im thinking il use them. How was that trail? It says its advanced. How technical and steep? I might have some real novices with me, theyre young and in shape but I dont want to have to helicopter them out.
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just bring enough water. last time i was there it was like 104F!
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I looked at their website. Im thinking il use them. How was that trail? It says its advanced. How technical and steep? I might have some real novices with me, theyre young and in shape but I dont want to have to helicopter them out.
It was a nice ride but I didnt think it was advanced. Not very technical and not very steep, the climb was pretty gradual. It was a good ride back down though. The novices should be fine with the ride if they are in shape.

Here are some pics of the ride to give you an idea.








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Originally Posted by Avidmtnbkr
It was a nice ride but I didnt think it was advanced. Not very technical and not very steep, the climb was pretty gradual. It was a good ride back down though. The novices should be fine with the ride if they are in shape.

Here are some pics of the ride to give you an idea.








Thx for the pics and info. So it's not a slickrock of las vegas, but it looks like a good ride.
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Nice pics. I live not far from there and will be checking that area out as soon as the bike I ordered is delivered
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