피마 카운티 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

Actually, the road continues to the top of Mt Hopkins to the observatory beyond this locked gate: www.cyclepass.com/t_paz_Mt_Hopkins.html

At the Kris Eggle Visitor Center, ranger provide you with information and tips to enjoy and explore Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. Moreover, there is an information desk with maps and guides, an exhibit area where you can learn about the Sonoran Desert, its flora and fauna, and a bookstore. The restrooms can be found outside the visitor center which is open year-round from 8 AM to 4 PM. There is also a short interpretive trail around the visitor center with interesting information boards and a pond with rare Quitobaquito fish.

Good place to shelter during monsoon. Has fresh water year round and pit toilet. Can hit it on gravel loops or AZT MTB or combo

The trail is easy and pretty, and runs along loose silty gravel all the way to the mine. You can cruise along flat terrain with a couple small climbs in and out of seasonal washes. The trail crosses the washes perpendicularly at every crossing, so be mindful not to turn down a wash accidentally.

The historic Empire Ranch has been a working cattle ranch for 140 years. Its rich history includes successive ownership by two prominent ranching families, two corporations, and finally by the federal government on behalf of the general public. Overnight camping not allowed.

The Kentucky Camp still exists from the time of the gold prospectors. Parts of the buildings are now used as a museum, other buildings can be booked through the Forest Service for overnight stays. There is drinking water for hikers/bikers and an outhouse.

The Arizona Trail leads through grassy landscapes with rolling hills. Enjoy the beautiful views towards Mount Wrightson and the sky islands. South of here, the mountainbike route follows a different path than the Arizona Trail for hikers leading bikers around the Mount Wrightson Wilderness.

The Kentucky Camp is still from the time of the gold miners. Parts of the buildings are now a museum, other buildings can be booked through the Forest Service for accommodation. There is drinking water for hikers and an outhouse.