Name: Catch 22 / La Manga Enchilada 30km
Rating: 5

Mountain Bike

18.5 miles

Distance

1,057 ft

Climb

-1,052 ft

Descent

293 ft

High Point

Part of these trails are on private ranch property. They allow us to ride the trails, but please respect / do not cut fences and open/close all gates.

30km classic Catch22 / La Manga route.
Start near entrance to Soggy Peso bar on Catch 22 singletrack toward the mountains, include the lollipop loop and return down the same Catch 22 singletrack, with small section on dirt road before joining the paradiso singletrack heading toward the ojo de agua. Continue down Mickey's Wild Ride (MWR) and Rapido y Furioso singletrack to the dirt road.
Follow the dirt road up to Rancho La Huerta and Glenn's Canyon singletrack.
Connect to the dirt road again then a quick left to El Tobogán and enjoy the twisting sandy road uphill and downhill to the coast at Cactus Island. (optional ride up the Mirador overlook for the best view of the coast and tetakawi)
Follow the coast road with multiple dips and climbs through La Manga Dos and La Manga returning to the entrance of Soggy Peso bar.
Now go have a cervesa and crab tostada on the beach, you've earned it

Detailed Description

Catch 22 / La Manga Enchilada 30km is a 19 mile popular intermediate route located near San Carlos. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 31 trails. This route climbs 1,057 ft with a max elevation of 293 ft then descends -1,052 ft.

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Trails in Route

	Catch 22 Singletrack				2 miles
	East side Lollipop				2,858 ft
	Camino a La Poza				2,608 ft
	West side lollipop				1 mile
	Catch 22 Singletrack				2 miles
	Catch 22 Connector				3,688 ft
	Paradiso Singletrack				2 miles
	Paradiso Extension to Ojo de Agua				1 mile
	Mickey's Wild Ride				2,411 ft
	Rapido y Furioso				2,041 ft
	Camino a Los Anegados				1,847 ft
	Camino Rancho La Huerta				4,272 ft
	Glenn's Canyon				3,150 ft
	El Tobogán				1 mile
	Camino a la costa				2 miles
	Camino a La Manga Dos				1 mile
	Camino a La Manga				1,385 ft
	Camino a La Manga				1,404 ft
	Camino a La Manga				1,453 ft

Details

Riding area

Catch 22-La Manga
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Loop
Bike type

XC
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Moderate

More Stats for Catch 22 / La Manga Enchilada 30km mountain bike route

Avg time

3 hr 37 min
Altitude min

4 ft
Altitude start

24 ft
Altitude end

26 ft
Grade max

-39%
Grade min

18.7%
Distance climb

8 miles
Distance down

6 miles
Distance flat

5 miles

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trail	date	description
Camino Rancho La Huerta	Mar 16, 2023 @ 8:30am Mar 16, 2023
Mickey's Wild Ride	Sep 25, 2021 @ 6:39am Sep 25, 2021	Descenso muy rocoso después de las lluvias; un par de secciones donde la yerba no permite ver bien línea del camino. Rocky descend after the rains; hard to follow trail line in a couple of sections, due to the grass.
El Tobogán	Sep 25, 2021 @ 6:39am Sep 25, 2021	Surcos ocasionados por la erosión del agua de lluvias recientes,en algunos segmentos de este tramo, hacen el recorrido mas retador en estos días. Some rill formations in several sections, due to water erosion after recent rain, making this trail more challenging these days.
Rapido y Furioso	Sep 25, 2021 @ 6:39am Sep 25, 2021
Glenn's Canyon	Mar 16, 2020 @ 7:42am Mar 16, 2020	mostly clear but a few areas need to be trimmed back. One pedal stroke from clearing the canyon. reporter