Beartrap Basin Trail - Trail, Bear Valley, California
Beartrap Basin Trail - Trail, Bear Valley, California
Latitude | 38.458024766219815 |
Longitude | -120.05138397216797 |
City | Bear Valley |
State | California |
Zip/Postal Code | |
Country | United States |
Phone | |
Trail Length | 9 miles |
Trail Level | Intermediate |
Trail Type | Singletrack & Fire Roads |
USER REVIEWS
[Mar 29, 2021]
thxboy
Strength:
Classic Sierra riding. Pines, views abs granite. Weakness:
Not many to speak of. Just with it was linger but there’s plenty of trails to link together |
[Mar 29, 2021]
thxboy
Strength:
Classic Sierra riding. Pines, views abs granite. Weakness:
Not many to speak of. Just with it was linger but there’s plenty of trails to link together |
[Aug 16, 1999]
Anonymous
Classic Sierra ride - a great one spring to late fall. Customer Service Begin by climbing up Corral hollow from Highway 4. The first part of the climb is steady with a few dips to catch your breath and ending with a short very steep and loose section at the top of the first ridge.From here you ride along corral ridge on a rolling jeep road with spectacular views of the Mokelumne canyon |
[Oct 30, 2001]
Anonymous
The climb up through Corral Hollow is steady but easy except for the last 1/8 mile which is steep and rutted. Once at the top of climb, there are awesome views from the ridge into the headwaters of the Mokelumne River. After a short ride on the ridge, follows a great downhill ride into Bear Trap Basin via a rutted jeep road which provides some surprisingly technical riding. Easy climb out of Bear Trap Basin. Once at top of hill make first left and then next right onto some sweet single-track that returns you back to the Corral Hollow trail. Corral Hollow trail back down to the Highway is fast with some great jumping opportunities. Customer Service Corral Hollow 1/2 mile south of Bike shop on Highway 4 |
[Jul 02, 2002]
Anonymous
Rode this trail at the end of June. The ground is still a little damp this time of year and everything is real green. Later in the season, things start turning brown and parts of the trail get real torn up and dusty from all the 4-wheelers, but it's still a great ride. Because of the rocky condition of the trails, I wouldn't recommend it to beginners. Customer Service Bill's directions are real good. For more info, stop in at the Bear Valley Adventure Company and buy the trail book. It lists this and quite a few other trails and gives lots of detail. Similar Products Used: Quite a few...look in the trail book. |