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Old 10-26-06, 01:22 PM
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Nice day for a MTB ride I will insert images later in the meantime follow the link for the
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https://octico.ecs.fullerton.edu/Fullerton/

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wow that looks fun. i wanna try!
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wow that looks fun. i wanna try!
The Loop is a fun trail..... Im thinking of riding it again soon...
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Originally Posted by octico
Nice day for a MTB ride I will insert images later in the meantime follow the link for the
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https://octico.ecs.fullerton.edu/Fullerton/


Thanks Octico!

I notice they did some trail maintenance on this section......all the exposed roots that you had to climb are gone.

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Originally Posted by mtblurkr


Thanks Otico!

I notice they did some trail maintenance on this section......all the exposed roots that you had to climb are gone.
Oh CRAP!!! thats half the fun of that section!!!!
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looks like a mellow trail to get dirty on. Cool pics
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looks like a mellow trail to get dirty on. Cool pics
Yeah its a real cheesy,mellow, but close to home trail. I don't have to travel far to get to it. It beats going to the gym and riding the stationary bike. The thing that kicked my arse was the wind.
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I used to live on Malvern and Dale and kinda miss the closeness to the Loop
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It beats going to the gym and riding the stationary bike.
anything is better then the gym bikes
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Originally Posted by jsigone
anything is better then the gym bikes
gym bikes do bite.
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I only go to the Gym to swim now, some weight lifting but I won't touch their bikes w/ a 10ft pole
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I won't go either I was just using that statement as form of comparison.
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Originally Posted by Neccros
I used to live on Malvern and Dale and kinda miss the closeness to the Loop
Neccros, I've heard mention of a side loop through the Los Coyotes golf course and Ralph B. Clark regional park. Are you familiar with it?
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Neccros, I've heard mention of a side loop through the Los Coyotes golf course and Ralph B. Clark regional park. Are you familiar with it?
I think its called Dead Cat Pass....
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Oh my I love the Fullerton loop. That is, when I had an MTB .
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O wait I DO have an MTB!!! I'm happy now .
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Thanks for posting the Loop photos. The Loop is one of my favorite riding trails. Just so many options. You can make the ride long or short, easy or hard. Some nice mellow parts and some really scary techincal parts and all right within a short distance around Fullerton.

If any of you are itching to try a cool trail - check out the Loop but first time, go out with someone who knows the route otherwise, you 'll get lost!!!!
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Originally Posted by BCIpam
Thanks for posting the Loop photos. The Loop is one of my favorite riding trails. Just so many options. You can make the ride long or short, easy or hard. Some nice mellow parts and some really scary techincal parts and all right within a short distance around Fullerton.

If any of you are itching to try a cool trail - check out the Loop but first time, go out with someone who knows the route otherwise, you 'll get lost!!!!
Yeah no kidding this is my third time riding this loop I used Franko's Map this time and STILL had trouble finding my way.
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Where is the trail head to this trail? I grew up in Fullerton and wasn't aware of it.

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Where is the trail head to this trail? I grew up in Fullerton and wasn't aware of it.

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Most start at the courthouse. It's kinda convoluted, though, and there isn't a marked route. As others mentioned, don't try this on your own for the first time, cause you will get lost in Fullertonian Suburbia.
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Like everyone says, this trail is hard to follow. Its best to have someone show you the first few times.

Here's a link to a trail map: https://www.socalmtb.com/socal/trails/maps/fullert1.htm

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Originally Posted by Neccros
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I used to live on Malvern and Dale and kinda miss the closeness to the Loop
Neccros, I've heard mention of a side loop through the Los Coyotes golf course and Ralph B. Clark regional park. Are you familiar with it?
I think its called Dead Cat Pass....
The only reference I have found regarding "Dead Cat Pass" is a short trail following the Fullerton Creek. The trail begins at Southwest corner of State College and Yorba Linda Blvd. Definately not the side loop I am interested in. Any other clues?
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I'm not certain how Clark Park enters into the picture - it's way far away from the Loop. I mean like 10, 15 miles.

As to the Golf Course, if you are familiar with the Loop on the way back to the Courthouse (on the main chip trail), there is a steep right down about 1 1/2 before you reach the Courthouse. It goes along some rail road tracks and then into the golf course. The trail is fairly well marked although after he heave rains 2 years ago, was under water for some time and not rideable. Alot of the fun singletrck was washed away. This portion is fairly technical but is a fun add on to the Loop. Suggestion - meet up with some riders and ask them to show you the full trail. Otherwise there is no way to ride it all on your own.
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how many miles is the loop?
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Originally Posted by socalrider
how many miles is the loop?
Typically it is 11 miles.

Or, 14 miles if you take the side loop around the Union Oil Fields.
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