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Zuma Edison Road

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  1. Areas
  2. CA
  3. …Southern California
  4. …Santa Monica Mountains NRA
  5. Zuma and Trancas Canyons
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Length

5.0 Miles 8.1 Kilometers


Doubletrack

Elevation

1,037' 316 m

Ascent

-1,519' -463 m

Descent

10%

Avg Grade (6°)

24%

Max Grade (13°)

1,805' 550 m

High

732' 223 m

Low

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“A steep fire road connector between Zuma Ridge Motorway and Kanan Road.”

— Matt Hawk
GPX File — Driving Directions

Overview

Dogs: Leashed

Description

The Zuma Edison Road is a steep and strenuous fire/doubletrack road connecting Zuma Ridge Motorway to Kanan Road. The steep grades make this both a challenge and a thrill.

Contacts

Local Club: Concerned Off-Road Bicyclists Association - CORBA

Land Manager: Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

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  2.3 from 3 votes

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in Zuma and Trancas Canyons

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#8

in Zuma and Trancas Canyons

#2,055

in California

#19,931

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