Arnold 최고의 라이딩 경로

Accessible free for bikers, good visitor center with info about history and nature trails, restrooms, drinking water fountains, snack sales. Safe place to leave bikes to explore the walking-only trails.

Calaveras has two groves of giant sequoia trees, standing out of the conifer forest like the giants they are.

This river isn't for the faint of heart, but it sometimes draws whitewater enthusiasts eager to whoop it up on five miles of class IV rapids.

Tall wooden carved bear sculpture carved from massive tree stumps greets visitors at the entrance of Bear Valley.

Fly-in Lake seems now mostly a meadow-wetland that often dries out except for the center of the creek. It's still a nice clearance and sometimes offers opportunities to observe wildlife.

The Ebbetts Pass National Scenic Byway is one of only seven nationally designated byways in California and 151 in the nation. It juts up from the heart of the Sierra Nevada with Lake Tahoe and goes on for a 61-mile stretch on Highways 4 and 89, in between the towns of Arnold in Calaveras County and Markleeville in Alpine County. A glorious wilderness drive of glacially carved valleys, granite outcroppings, basalt columns, ancient volcanic peaks and deep rivers. It is simply a stunning ride on a bicycle.

Scenic campground within a mature conifer forest of red fir and lodgepole pine with scattered quaking aspen. Sites are large, private and shady. Natural granitic rock outcrops are scattered throughout. The campground is located adjacent to Highway 4; some traffic noise may be apparent in individual sites close to the highway. Campground is closed for the season. Bear boxes are available at campground sites. Operational Hours: Campground is open about June-Nov. No Reservations: Big Meadow is a first-come, first-served campground. Fees $19.00 per night. https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/stanislaus/recarea/?recid=14841

Delightful road to the reservoir. In winter usually only ploughed to the SnoPark area