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CYCLIST NOTES:
It starts out with a couple rocky bits and then winds through Manzanita and Oak along the hillside until a steep section that turns through two trees and then continues dropping down the hillside. After winding down the hill a bit more through the oak trees, it dumps out the bottom onto the road.
NOTE: This trail is popular with trail runners and pretty tight with limited visibility so watch around the turns.
NATIONAL MONUMENT NOTES:
This BLM managed trail is open from dawn to dusk to cyclists, hikers/joggers, and equestrians. The trail is two-way directional, and cyclists must yield to all other users; hikers/joggers must yield to equestrians. Maximum passing speed limit is less than 5 mph for cyclists for oncoming trail users and when passing those that have slowed/stopped and moved to edge of trail. Please leash your pet.
Access via Engineer Rd heading West OR Engineer Canyon Rd heading East.

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