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Cronan Ranch Regional Trails Park is a popular spot for hiking, trail running and mountain biking. There are around 12 miles of well maintained trails to choose from. The trails can get busy at peak times, so make sure you are respectful of other users.

The trailhead starts at the end of Saddle Road. Powerline Trail is perfect for hiking, trail running, and mountain biking. The trail winds through a serene pine forest.

Fun, flowy section of trail. Perfect for a first taste of Tahoe riding or visiting again just to feel the flow.

Unfortunately, Armstrong Pass and Saxon Creek Trail (Mr. Toads Wild Ride) are currently closed. The cleanup after the Caldor Fire will probably last until August 2022. You can find updates on the TAMBA homepage: https://tamba.org/trails/trail-conditions/

Unfortunately, Saxon Creek Trail (Mr Toad's Wild Ride) is currently closed. The cleanup after the Caldor Fire will probably last until August 2022. You can find updates on the TAMBA homepage: https://tamba.org/trails/trail-conditions/

Saxon Creek Trail a.k.a. Mr Toad's Wild Ride (Forest Trail number #18E13) is a well-known classic in the South Tahoe area; but careful: it is a technical, rocky descent for advanced riders only. Helmet and slow speed strongly advised. Most riders will probably walk their bike down some of the most difficult sections of large rock boulders and drops. The trail heads mostly downhill from the Tahoe Rim Trail (TRT), with several options for making a loop, e.g. climbing up on Armstrong Pass Trail https://www.komoot.com/highlight/149917 The upper section has many big drops, and sections of nothing but rocks, and a huge stair step section. After the 3.5 miles of real technical sections the final section has banked turns, and can be very fast, with some blind turns followed by pine trees dangerously close to the trail. More details are at https://www.trailforks.com/trails/saxon-creek-trail-mr-toad-s-wild-ride Current condition of area trails: https://tamba.org/trails/trail-conditions

Mr. Toads Wild Ride/ aka Saxon Creek Trail (South Lake Tahoe): An iconic rocky, technical and fun decent, this trail gives advanced riders a satisfyingly long 6 mile downhill. Plunging through towering forests and boulders on the upper sections then giving way to fast, banked turns on the lower sections. Bring your longer-travel bike. This track is the most popular way to ride Toads: loop it going up Fountain Place, Armstrong, Rim Trail and then down Toads for about a 20 mile loop. Or you can shuttle up to Big Meadow TRT parking area or Grass Lake Luther Pass spur and ride up from there for a shorter 3 mile climb to the top. Directions: Take Pioneer Trail towards Meyers, turn left onto Oneidas Street, after passing a few houses this turns into a paved forest service road called Fountain Place, follow for about 1/4 mile, there is a large dirt parking lot on your right, this is where the bottom of the trail ends. If you park here you can loop it by riding up the paved Forest Service Road to Armstrong trail. The other option is to ride or shuttle up to Highway 89 and meet up with the Big Meadow trail head. Do NOT try to ride up Mr Toads trail. By starting at Heavenly’s Stagecoach Lodge off Kingsbury Grade and riding the TRT to Star Lake, over Freel Peak and onward to Toads you can make this a longer ride of nearly 30 miles, typically called the “Punisher” http://www.mtbproject.com/trail/911251 – or for the super endurance riders start at Mount Rose for the 60+ mile “Uber Punisher”. Check trail conditions at http://www.tamba.org/trails