Name: Charlie Canyon Road
Rating: 3.5

“An easy fire road ride to get to the Tapia Canyon trails, or back to the parking lot afterwards.”

— Justin Terry

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This is just a simple fire road that takes you to where G-Out trail ends. It can be ridden in either direction. In either case, keep an eye open for all the singletrack that split off and parallels the road as you climb up or come back down.

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Local Club: Concerned Off-Road Bicyclists Association

Land Manager: Los Angeles County Parks and Rec

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3.5 from 2 votes

#9

in Angeles National Forest

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3.0 Miles 4.8 Kilometers Doubletrack	236' 72 m Ascent -5' -1 m Descent
1,353' 412 m High 1,121' 342 m Low	2% Avg Grade (1°) 6% Max Grade (3°)
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Charlie Canyon Road

3.0 Miles 4.8 Kilometers

Doubletrack

236' 72 m

-5' -1 m

1,353' 412 m

1,121' 342 m

2%

6%

Unknown

“An easy fire road ride to get to the Tapia Canyon trails, or back to the parking lot afterwards.”