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The Lazy Cow Trail is one of the most accessible routes in the park, making it a great option for an offroad ride. Its smooth surface and gentle gradients (for the area) make for fun ride, though it can get busy during peak season.

If you look carefully from this point at the rocky elevation to the east, you'll be able to see the entrance to the well-known Cueva Roja (Red Cave in Spanish). The cave gets its name from the red clay mineral inside, which you can notice even as you approach. However, if you want to climb up to see the entrance, you'll need to do it dismounted from the bike.

This turn off takes you on the actual Cardiac Hill Trail. It's a fun place to get in a quick workout with a decent amount of vert. There is some loose gravel on a lot of the trail, so I don't know how hard I would send the downhills. The lower trail on the way back sees less traffic than the upper double-track trail.

The El Paso Tin Mines Trail is pretty easy to follow and gets a lot of attention in the park. The Mines, themselves, are cool structures, and you can actually go caving inside of them if you want. A real flashlight or headlamp works better than a phone light if you decide to go inside.

Lazy Cow Trail is one of the easiest trails in the park and can be a crowded trail in the busy season. It's a great trail for running because of how smooth and gradual it is. It wouldn't be a bad place to do some strides at the end of a run.

Mad Cow Trail is a little less "bike specific" than some of the other trails in this trail network and is great single-track for running. There are some rocky and sandy areas, so it's not like a smooth dirt road, but it's a great cruiser if you hit it for the downhill. Just keep your ears peeled for bikes.

At this point, you can choose to continue on to the Mad Cow trail, which loops back to the trailhead for a total of 7 miles round-trip. Alternatively, you can trek back the way you came, enjoying the scenic views of the Franklin Mountains to the west.

The Lazy Cow Trail is a multi-use trail enjoyed by hikers, mountain bikers, and bird watchers. It is a dog-friendly trail and open year round, although September-May is the optimal time for hiking in this area due to hot, dry summer weather. Aptly named, the Lazy Cow Trail is considerably easy, and offers visitors a closer look at some of the area's native plants and wildlife.