How to Choose a Mountain Bike Trail
Mountain bikes are made to ride on streets, gravel roads, dirt, mud and rocks. Choose a trail that matches your ability level.
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Instructions
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Pick a trail that loops back to your starting point, or make plans to get picked up at the end of the trail.
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Select a trail according to the mileage you would like to ride.
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Determine if you would like to ride on a wide path or a rock-strewn trail.
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Choose a trail according to the elevation change you'll experience.
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Pick a trail for the scenery.
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Make sure the trail allows dogs if you want to bring your canine pal.
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Look at maps and in bike trail guidebooks for information about trails.
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Talk to local riders and bike shop workers about good trails in the area.
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Tips & Warnings
Mountain biking is a physically demanding sport that could result in serious injury. We recommend that you seek proper training and equipment before attempting this activity.
