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Lower Whites Creek Trail starts out in the sage brush of the high desert before reaching the trees near the aptly named Timberline Drive. From there you could continue uphill towards Dry Pond or take one of a few trails downhill.

As you would imagine this trail goes around the perimeter of the lower area of the park. It's relatively flat and wide so it's great for kids and beginners. It's extremely common to encounter wild horses in this are so bring a camera, but give the animals their space.

Hidden Valley Regional Park is a popular spot for dog walking, hiking, biking, horse riding and more. It's extremely common to see wild horses around but be sure to give them their space as they can be aggressive.

In contrast to the upper section of trail, which winds its way through pine forests, Lower Tomas Creek is generally traversing the familiar rock and sagebrush of the high desert. Some parts are flowy and fast and others are quite rocky and technical.

Lower Whites Creek Trail starts out in the sage brush of the high desert before reaching the trees near the aptly named Timberline Drive. From there you could continue uphill until you reach the boundary of the Mt Rose Wilderness (where bikes are prohibited) or take one of a few trails downhill.

This loop is often paired with the Zipper Trail. It's not the most flowy trail around but it's still a good loop for those in the area looking for a nice loop ride.

The Zipper Trail is short but steep, getting to the top is no easy task. The switchbacks are fun on the way down but plan your lines well as some are loose and close to the cliff edge. Great views of the area once you complete the climb.

The trail follows along the creek in a steady incline. Nothing too technical but you'll feel it on the climb for sure. If you can ride here in autumn you'll be treated with a show as the leaves can be incredible.