Name: Potrero Road
Rating: 2.0

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“A fire road entrance trail into the park. ”

— Matt Hawk

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Family Friendly Whole area is relatively flat and wide, so beginners and intermediate riders can enjoy some time here.

Watch out for hikers, they are definitely the majority here.

Description

This fire road starts off of Lulu Carr Road and enters into Charmlee Wilderness Park. It's mostly smooth and not too strenuous, but it can be rutted in spots. The road provides access to most of the trails in the park.

Contacts

Local Club: Concerned Off-Road Bicyclists Association - CORBA

Land Manager: California State Parks - Leo Carrillo

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2.0 from 1 vote

#6

in Charmlee Wilderness Park

#22692

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1.6 Miles 2.5 Kilometers Doubletrack	165' 50 m Ascent -213' -65 m Descent
5% Avg Grade (3°) 18% Max Grade (10°)	1,455' 443 m High 1,263' 385 m Low

Potrero Road

1.6 Miles 2.5 Kilometers

Doubletrack

165' 50 m

-213' -65 m

5%

18%

1,455' 443 m

1,263' 385 m

Shared By Matt Hawk

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“A fire road entrance trail into the park. ”

Dogs Leashed

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Family Friendly Whole area is relatively flat and wide, so beginners and intermediate riders can enjoy some time here.

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