캘리포니아‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 자전거 공원

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An absolute must-see for cycling enthusiasts! This museum in Fairfax tells the story of nearly 200 years of cycling history, from 19th-century velocipedes to modern racing bikes. It's also home to the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame, featuring unique specimens and stories about the pioneers of mountain biking. The collection is impressive and authentic—no replicas, but real bicycles that showcase the evolution of technology and design. An inspiring place where you can truly feel the passion for cycling.

Good supporter of Marin Biking and nice lot to start your ride from and have a beer after

Non-profit exhibit of some cool historic bikes, including some of the mountain bikes invented here

This trail offers enjoyable hills as it winds through a shaded area with redwoods and ferns. It's a narrow trail and a popular route for mountain bikers, so it's important to remain alert while hiking.

shooting in Santa Cruz with a Santa Cruz was a really exciting experience!

Splitrock Tap & Wheel was built by diehard mountain bike riders for the community that we love; staffed and run by experienced, professional, approachable people who ride like you do, and understand the unique needs of riders that ride here in Northern California. Our store features the best performing bikes and eBikes in the world from Specialized and Transition and a full range of parts and accessories to support the most demanding riders on their daily rides. The Splitrock service department is a team of 6 experienced mechanics whose combined time in front of the bench spans decades. Our café space has evolved into a community gathering place, serving delicious pizzas, sandwiches, and salads alongside an every changing list of California’s best, freshest micro-brews. With 15 taps, heated inside and outside gathering spaces and mud/dirt resistant seating, Splitrock is the perfect spot to start and finish your ride, and find everything you need to get and keep your bike working day after day.

The Flow Trail was added to the iconic trail network at Soquel Demonstration Forest in 2015. The trail drops about 1,250 vertical feet over the course of 3.75 miles. Most riders will enjoy this trail with its hundreds of curves.