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Alice in Wonderland is composed of mainly decomposed granite and can be ridden year round and in wet weather. During the summer months the granite acts like tiny marbles and can be slick. It is a short connection trail from the White Rabbit Trailhead parking lot to BTI.
The trail starts off fairly flat before getting steeper and narrower. The trail will twist slightly through the manzanita and offer some small rollers, small dips and some smaller jumps. The trail becomes steeper as it descends to BTI. Either take BTI on the left or stay straight and the trail will end at the Ashland Loop Rd near Morton St.
Starting in Lithia Park follow Winburn Wy to the intersection of Granite St. Continue on Granite St to the Granite St reservoir and keep left onto Glenview Dr. After the rock pit take the Ashland Loop Rd on the right for a steep climb to the Crowson Reservoir tower. Continue uphill on the paved road and when it turns to dirt the climb is only one more mile to the parking lot of Alice in Wonderland/White Rabbit Trail parking lot. This area is as far as vehicles can travel before reaching a locked Forest Service gate. Alice begins on the west side of the parking lot.
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