Over the course of my road trip last summer, I saw almost every approach to mountain biking trail access imaginable:
well-established destinations with hundreds of miles of trail, all open to mountain bikes, with more singletrack on the way;
locations with decent trails already that are planning major expansions to attract more riders to the area; areas where plenty of singletrack trails exist but
virtually none of which are open to mountain bikes; and finally, places where the legality of mountain bike trails is dubious and indeterminate, and where an implicit don’t-ask-don’t-tell policy is in effect.
The latter is Los Angeles, California: the Wild West of mountain biking.
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