투올러미 카운티에서 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

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.

This winding, tree-lined road leads down to the Hetch Hetchy reservoir that now covers the valley that John Muir compared to its more famous neighbor, Yosemite Valley. Despite the famed conservationists valiant effort, the valley was dammed off to create a water source for the growing Bay Area population.

Wards Ferry Road in Yosemite is a steep, narrow route known for its intense elevation gain and tight switchbacks. It’s a demanding ride that takes cyclists through scenic, remote areas of the foothills, offering panoramic views of the Tuolumne River, and surrounding canyons. The road’s challenging climb and rewarding descent make it a favorite for experienced cyclists looking for a tough workout in a less-crowded area.

Impressive.

As you cycle past the reservoir, you'll see two things: The 1930s dam holding it back, and the sparkling waters of the reservoir itself (which is primarily fed from the Hetch Hetchy Valley in Yosemite National Park). You might also spot the Moccasion Powerhouse at the east end of the reservoir; this is one of three hydroelectric plants serving San Francisco.

There was a lot of controversy around the damming of the Tuolumne River and flooding the Hetch Hetchy valley over 100 years ago. The famous naturalist John Muir held it up as an equal to nearby Yosemite Valley, and though only a few grainy photos remain if definitely looks like he had a point. These days you can still be stunned by the vertical granite walls, dramatic waterfalls, and towering domes.