La Bota Trails - Trailhead

There is 0 signage until you are on the trail. To get to the trail go down the path behind the rows of houses and then you will come to a “no trespassing” sign and it’s a 4 way intersection. You want to go down the path that is a steep hill. If you are looking at the sign it’s 90° To your right. Follow that Down till you hit a dead end and take a right. From there you’ll get to the trail. The entrance is marked with wood posts on either side. It took my friend and i FOREVER to find the actual trails and a conversation with 2 CBP officers 😂. There’s a bunch of different paths along the main path highly recommend!

Very nice & secluded mtb trail. I went to hike here. There is construction on a new building at the “trailhead”. You can park in the residential area. If you find the bike station, go straight, past the new building and then you can access the trails. There is also no tree cover! So bring a hat & sunscreen. Also, there aren’t many trail markers so follow the established paths & steer clear of the “no trespassing” areas. These trails bump up against residential houses

What an amazing trail. Did the short trail on a Saturday and the whole trail on Sunday, what a workout. Well marked once you get onto trail except for one section, DONT TAKE THE ROAD DOWN TO THE ROVER

The bike trail is a little hard to find due to the distance. I think it was decent better than the car traffic. You feel sometimes your going to get lost because there aren’t many markings along the way. Then come to find out your back at the beginning only been making twist and turns going up and down hills onto the main road.

Great trail with everything from technical climbs,and fast technical descents to riding ridge lines and dropping into 400 ft canyons on 90% singletrack in a 7.5 mi loop!