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The Hidden Springs Trail in Santa Teresa County Park is a favorite among mountain bikers seeking a challenging yet rewarding ride. This doubletrack loop winds through rolling hills and oak woodlands, with seasonal wildflowers. The trail ends with a steep half-mile climb leading to the Coyote Peak Trail. The path is rated as a blue-level trail with a black-diamond climb difficulty. It’s perfect for XC, gravel, AM, and adaptive MTB riders. Open to both directions and e-bikes (Class 1), it’s best enjoyed during early mornings or evenings to beat the heat.

The Hidden Springs Trail in Santa Teresa County Park offers a peaceful loop through rolling hills and oak woodlands. Perfect for trail runners, it features scenic views, seasonal wildflowers, and moderate climbs. Early mornings or evenings are ideal to avoid the heat and enjoy the quiet beauty of the landscape.

Skegg's Point, right off of Skyline Boulevard, has panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.

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.

Popular meeting point for mountain bike rides along Skyline and El Corte de Madera Preserve on the West. Sweeping views from the overlook to the East.

A fun but tough rocky descent, or an even tougher climb that will probably have most people walk their bike for "The Wall" and other sections. When descending the rock garden offers some good jumping opportunities.

North Leaf Trail is a great, easy trail. Only some spots are a little techy. This trail makes extremely fun when going fast!