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California is world renowned for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation. Riding your bike in a State Park, National Park or National Monument is an excellent way to experience California. There are hundreds of paved and unpaved roads suitable for tour bikes. Jeep roads, trails and single tracks can accommodate mountain bikes. California's bike trails provides access to some of the most spectacular scenery in the state not otherwise viewable form a motor vehicle.
Description - California State Parks are located in all areas of the state. They support a vast network of hiking and biking trails that will guide you to an array of attractions that include reservoirs, mountains, rock formations, rivers, beaches, campgrounds, picnic grounds, etc. There are 40 Mountain Bikes are allowed on most of the trails but check with the local Ranger Office to make sure. fishing, camping and picnicking in many of the parks, while travelling to your destination on a bike.
Attractions - Throughout the forest and wild open spaces of California you'll be able to enjoy many of the things that most Californians moved here for. The mountains are a beautiful spot for a get-away and provide a serene peaceful ride up and down the mountain hillsides. The beach trails offer a very different sort of riding, since the sand has a nasty habit of slowing your progress, but the views of the ocean from the cliffs are too much to pass up. Stay out of the salty ocean if you can, however as the sea water tends to wash away any lubrication you may have had and the sand will finish the job off. Be sure to wash your bike well after a trip beachside, even if you don't get wet.
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