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Great views however quite technical in areas.

Las Posadas is a fantastic destination for bikers and skiers. The trail system offers a variety of experiences, including shady single tracks, smooth descents, table tops, rock drops, and stunning views from Inspiration Point. Keep your eyes open as you explore the area, there is lots of flora and fauna and wildlife to observe along the way.

The Gales Creek Trail from the Gales Creek Trailhead and Campground area to its peak at Bell Camp Road offers a steady climb on great singletrack through a classic Pacific Coast forest. The climb is never too steep to be enjoyable except for maybe the last meters near the top. The return back to trailhead offers a fun and fast descent. Also, when the other MTB trails in the area are too wet to be enjoyable this trail is popular almost year-round as it drains well and dries out fast.

Klootchy Creek Park is known for its famous centerpiece, the Klootchy Creek Giant Sitka Spruce, one of the state's largest and oldest living things. It was the first honoree in the Oregon Heritage Tree program. A windstorm caused the tree to fall in 2007, although the two fallen sections remain and still attract visitors to the park. Klootchy Creek Park is the gateway to the new mountain bike trail system, with several miles of exciting riding, with more in the planning stages in the future. It's a fantastic addition for some awesome riding on great dirt! **Use of the trails requires a free recreational permit from GreenWood Resources. Here is the link, including closure notices: https://nncpermits.com/

Las Posadas is a fantastic destination for bikers and skiers. The trail system offers a variety of experiences, including shady single tracks, smooth descents, table tops, rock drops, and stunning views from Inspiration Point. Keep your eyes open as you explore the area, there is lots of flora and fauna and wildlife to observe along the way.

Spanning 12 miles (19.31 km), the Coos Regional Trail Association's shared-use trails are perfect for runners and Class 3 vehicles in the summer and drier months. Well-built with jumps, bridges, and loops, they offer diverse trails.

Spanning 12 miles (19.31 km), the Coos Regional Trail Association's shared-use trails are perfect for hikers and Class 3 vehicles in the summer and drier months. Well-built with jumps, bridges, and loops, they offer diverse hiking and riding experiences.

Augustin Bernal Community Park is a 237-acre park that was donated to the city of Pleasanton by Walter S. Johnson in 1971. To access this park inside a gated community, visitors must obtain a one-week permit from Pleasanton's Department of Parks and Community Services.