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    Localização:Santa Rosa And San Jacinto National Monument, Município de Riverside, Califórnia, Estados Unidos da América

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    Os melhores Percursos de Mountain Bike até Palm Canyon Trail — Trecho da Trilha Wild Horse

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    1. Palm Canyon Epic – Floresta Nacional de San Bernardino

    25,2km

    02:05

    310m

    920m

    Percurso de Mountain Bike moderado. Requer bom preparo físico. Adequado para todos os níveis de experiência.

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    2. Circuito Início do Palm Canyon Epic e Cathedral Trail (ponto de partida: Palm Desert)

    84,0km

    07:09

    1.790m

    1.790m

    Percurso de Mountain Bike difícil. Requer excelente preparo físico. Requer nível de experiência avançado.

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    30 de março de 2022

    This trail is suberb! Palm Canyon Trail is a true backcountry experience for experienced mountain bike riders. I recommend riding this trail between November and March when temperatures are still a bit cooler. Bring lots of water and don't forget to pack spare tubes.

      12 de dezembro de 2024

      The Palm Canyon Epic Trail is now closed to mountain biking. In April and June 2024 several landowners of wilderness areas donated their land to the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indicans (ACBCI). The donated lands included important parts of the Palm Canyon Epic Trail. As part of ACBCI policy on land use, mountain bike travel is prohibited on these lands.

      Recently Margaret Park-Robinson, Chief Planning Officer of ACBCI released a statement concerning the closure of the PCE. She can be reached at 760-883-1326 or email: mpark@aguacaliente-nsn.gov
      I append the full statement to this comment.
      Tom Kohn

      ACBCI Statement on the PCE closure

      Since time immemorial, Agua Caliente and other Cahuilla have lived within the lands of the National Monument, including Palm Canyon.

      Since time immemorial, the Palm Canyon Trail has been a significant cultural and historical pathway for Cahuilla people.

      Since 2000, the National Monument was established despite concerns by Agua Caliente. The legislation directs the federal agencies (BLM & USFS) to consult with Agua Caliente.

      Since 2008, Palm Canyon and the portion of the trail was designated as a federal Wild & Scenic River by the US Forest Service despite concerns by Agua Caliente.

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        12 de dezembro de 2024

        Since 2020, Palm Canyon Trail—a multi-use trail—has seen a significant increase in users: hikers, equestrian and mountain bikers, including eBikes. Most of the trail crosses BLM and US Forest Service land. The Trail crosses private land as well as land owned by Agua Caliente.

        The properties the Tribe recently received as ancestral land back donations were offered to the Tribe. As a property owner with the right to regulate access to its land, the Agua Caliente chose to improve a portion of Palm Canyon Trail that is on its land—not federal land. The Tribe conducted trail maintenance work within its own property in the Indian Canyons for emergency access, security and safety for our hikers and other lawful users of the Trail. Why did it do this? Because it values its lands and prioritizes proper management of it.

        Unfortunately, one entitled business owner, [Dave Wood, owner of Bikes and Brews -tgk] who is unhappy over the fact that mountain biking and e-mountain biking is not allowed in this area is acting out by spreading false information, which is unnecessarily causing confusion in the community. His false narrative insultingly prioritizes his desire to financially profit from trespassing on Tribal lands, over the Tribe’s right to protect its property and its cultural resources. Tribal employees are now receiving “anonymous” threats promising more property destruction if tribal staff attempts to interfere with this illegal activity, which generates profits by organizing trail rides for groups of bikers who (unknowingly) trespass on a trail where that activity is not permitted.

        The Tribe has never permitted mountain biking on its land. The land acquired as land back donations is now Tribal land and consistent with our policy, mountain biking and eBikes are prohibited.

        Anyone on a mountain or eBike accessing the land is in trespass of Tribal lands. Trespassing on, and damaging, the property of another is never ok. We ask this business owner to ride his bicycle somewhere else where this activity is permitted.

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          Distância 12,1 km

          Desnível negativo 440 m

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          Localização:Santa Rosa And San Jacinto National Monument, Município de Riverside, Califórnia, Estados Unidos da América

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