Apache Junction 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

Blevins Trail in Usery Mountain Regional Park near Mesa, Arizona, is a popular spot for gravel cycling thanks to its well-groomed, mostly flat terrain and scenic desert views. The 3.1-mile loop features crushed gravel and sand surfaces, making it ideal for beginner to intermediate riders. Cyclists can enjoy wide-open views of Pass Mountain and the Superstitions while weaving through classic Sonoran Desert landscape. The trail connects to others like Moon Rock and Cat Peaks, offering options to extend your ride. Accessible year-round, it’s best ridden in cooler months.

A quieter area of Hawes, we saw no other riders, only 1 hiker. It's worth the effort to head round the back of the main trail area.

Cruisy and fast rolling, suitable for all levels.

One of a number of parking lots which give you easy access to the Hawes network, no time restrictions at present on dawn/dusk.

This 320-acre park doesn't get its name from an unlucky traveler, but rather a legendary gold mine that is said to be lost somewhere in the surrounding mountains. You can stay overnight at the campground or just visit for the day on the many trails that access the surrounding Superstition Wilderness, and who knows, maybe you'll stumble on the fabled gold mine!

Reaching the top of South Cat Peak above Apache Junction treats mountain bikers to serene desert panoramas after a moderate ride up the trail. Challenge yourself pedaling over rocky inclines before stopping at a peaceful summit bench to soak in 360 degree views. It's an easy trail most of the way with rewarding vistas at the top.

The Levee Trail follows the south side of the Pass Mountain Diversion Channel. It is a long, flat gravel ride with great views and gives the rider a feeling of the wilderness around Phoenix.

Here is a great view of Superstition Mountain. Look for the mountain's two major peaks: Superstition Peak or "Peak 5057" at an elevation of 5,059 feet (1,542 m) Flatiron Peak or "Peak 5024" at an elevation of 5,024 feet (1,531 m)