Mount Shasta is inside Shasta – Trinity National Forest and the second highest volcano in the Cascade Range. Mount Shasta is the perfect place for mountain biking. There are many trails for all levels of difficulty. Feel the refreshing air, while riding through the forest and enjoy the intoxicating smell of wildflowers. View the wonderful vistas of Mount Shasta.
The trails are 8, 4 of which are in succession. The trails below, follow the succession from top to bottom. First trail is Panther Meadows or Old Ski Bowl. It is a difficult, gnarly, steep trail, extremely rocky with deep alpine sand. It is recommended to ride this trail in spring or fall. Second trail is Bunny Flats or The Entertainer. It is an easy, flowing and smooth trail.
It is rather easy, although there are some parts that you may need to push or pedal up a hill, especially when reaching the section, called The Staircase. This trail has numerous jumps. Next trail is Bone – crusher or Sand Flats or 10 – Mile. The trail is insanely technical. The bigger part of the trail is made of sandy rocks, bigger than your front wheel. First and last parts of the trail are like Bunny Flats.
Next trail is 8 Mile. It is an intermediate trail. Next trail is 4 Mile. It is a tight, jumpy single-track, short but sweet and favorite by less experienced riders. Next is Cliffhanger. It was finished in 2008 and has the perfect balance of flow and technicality.
Next trail is The Tunnel Trails. It is a flow trail with countless single-tracks. Last but not least is Washout. It is the most awesome technical trail you will find on the mountain. On this trail the gnarl-ness is flowing and the rocks are slick.
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