Downhill bike trails

King of the Hill

• Uphill Black (Most Difficult)
• Downhill Blue (Intermediate)
• Up - Beginning within base of the Ski region, this course utilizes either Mule Deer or even the Competition Loop after which Falcon Ridge with its first couple of mile ascent. The trail splits during the 9160 foot mark and then climbs yet another 5.5 kilometers on Peak
• Down - Decending through the top of Chair no. 1, the path intersects Falcon Ridge at 5.5 kilometers. Cyclists switch right on Falcon Ridge and come back to the beds base Area via Golden Eagle.

Golden Eagle

• Downhill Green (Easiest)
• This mountain cycle path consist of a downhill trail that begins at the top of seat # 1 and terminates within root of the skiing region. Even though this is normally a beginner/intermediate track, some corners are challenging and may require dismounting. This path is for downhill operating just.

Falcon Ridge

• Uphill Blue (More Difficult)
• The uphill part begins at the base of the Ski region utilizing Mule Deer as the ascent and then traverses the mountain into 9160 height amount. The downhill leg meets fantastic Eagle trail above the Pond II part of the hill and descends on Golden Eagle.

Bighorn Climb

• Competitors Loop Ebony (Most Difficult)
• This mountain bicycle path works counterclockwise and is the same system that is used for the Sandia Peak Mountian Bike Challenge Race Series plus the Watermelon Mountain Classic.

Service Road

• Degree Green (Novice/Easiest)
• This might be a gentle ride away and back again to Highway 536 on a wide soil road (3.5 miles). Bikers with an intermediate+ level of fitness may decide to turn remaining on the highway and continue steadily to the Crest (1.5 kilometers). Facilities offered by the Crest home.

Capulin Spring Path