サングレデクリスト山脈のおすすめMTBライド

15% blue, 85% green

15% of it is blue difficulty, 85% of it is green

Alamos Vista is a fantastic trail on Tesuque Peak. You can ride it uphill or downhill, although downhill is recommended; riding up Aspen Vista and down Alamos Vista is a fantastic loop. Alamos Vista is steep and technical but not crazily so. The trail features tight, twisty turns through an aspen stand, making for a fantastic, scenic ride. Hikers also frequent this trail, so it's essential to stay alert and be courteous. The trail begins at the top of the Quad chairlift, intersecting with Gayway, and descends to the Aspen Vista trailhead and parking area.

Aspen Vista is a classic Santa Fe mountain bike trail, renowned for its stunning scenery. Although it is not a technical trail, this dirt forest road is steep, can be loose, and the elevation gain makes it quite challenging. As you climb 6 miles to the top of Ski Santa Fe, you get breathtaking views along the way over the mountains through the aspens. At the top, you can either turn around or opt for a thrilling descent down Alamos Vista—a steep, loose, and technical trail where a full-suspension bike is essential, or you can turn around and ride down the way you came.

At 12,047 feet, Tesuque Peak is one of the tallest mountains in the Sangre de Cristo Range in New Mexico. The peak reaches above treeline, and you get to share the summit with some radio and cell towers.

Dale Ball Trail #2-#3 are some of the northernmost trails in the excellent Dale Ball Trails just east of Santa Fe. This section can be access via the Sierra del Norte Trailhead, or you can ride up on the other Dale Ball Trails from two other parking areas and Trailheads along Cerro Gordo Road.

Dale's Trail #24 is one of many in the extensive Dale Ball network. This super popular mountain biking area is conveniently located close to downtown Santa Fe and perfect to get in a bit of amazing single track during your lunch break or after work. This section of trail (#24) is how many access/exit this great trail system.

The Juan Trail, or Burn Trail, offers a short, steep climb to a ridgetop followed by an epic descent to the Winsor Trail making it a popular mountain biking trail. Expect loose, rocky dirt and sandy, sometimes wet stream beds. The trail has many junctions, allowing for various loops or a route east to Hyde Memorial State Park. Renowned for its fast, technical, and fun downhill sections, it’s a local favorite with amazing views. Once you reach the Winsor Trail, you can climb up to Chamisa Trail #183 and loop back on Saddleback Trail #232 or make a smaller loop via the Carol Trail.