It does not charge an entry fee. The park is open daily from sunrise to 10 PM .
It offers you a pump track, 2 hiking trails, and 7 biking trails.
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Desert Trail Park Amenities
All these facilities are accessible free of charge to the public.
🍽️ Picnic Areas
- Two shaded picnic ramadas
Available on a first-come, first-served basis.
🚻 Restroom Facilities
- Restroom facilities are available within the park for visitor convenience.
🚗 Parking
- The park includes a designated parking lot for easy access.
🥾 Hiking Trails
There are 2 hiking trails in the park:
| Trail Name | Length | Trail Type | Difficulty | Estimated Time | Elevation Gain | Usage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Perimeter Trail (Rollie Pollie Loop) | ~0.75 miles (1.2 km) | Loop | Easy | ~15–20 minutes | Minimal | Shared by hikers and bikers |
| Up-and-Over Trail | ~0.5 miles (0.8 km) | Out-and-back | Moderate | ~10–15 minutes | ~34 feet | Shared by hikers and bikers |
🚵♂️ Mountain Biking Trails
It offers 7 trails for biking.
Runaway Train Flow Trail
This easy trail is specially made for beginners and provide them a perfect starting point.
It is 500 feet long with mild elevation of 25 feet. It only takes 1-2 minutes to complete.
I recommend you to start from here and move up to Squirrel Catcher and then Double Trouble.
Double Trouble
Double Trouble is almost 900 feet long and drops about 70 feet. It’s a fast, intense ride that takes 1 to 4 minutes.
This trail is only for expert riders. Beginners and intermediates should avoid it.
You must commit to all features because gap jumps have no way around them.
Butte Pass
This trail is about 0.17 miles long and usually takes around 3 minutes to ride.
Butte Pass is an intermediate singletrack trail with a good mix of uphill and downhill riding.
It gives you a more traditional mountain biking feel with natural dirt and moderate hills.
Coyote Crossing
Coyote Crossing is not suitable for professional or expert level biking. But it is another best option for beginners.
This neighborhood trail system has three clear loops: Coyote Perimeter Trail (0.98 miles), Barrel Trail (0.31 miles), and Arroyo Trail (0.25 miles).
These short loops are made for the casual activities.
Rollie Pollie Perimeter Trail
It is one of the easiest trail of the park.
It is like approximately 0.4 miles long with minimal elevation change of 10-20 feet.
Biking on this trail it only takes 1–3 minutes.
Squirrel Catcher
It is situated between Runaway Train and Double Trouble.
The trail is just over 770 feet long and goes downhill the whole way
Not ideal for beginners, this trail is best for riders with basic mountain biking skills.
TRW Lower Loop
Whether you’re new to mountain biking, looking for a warm-up loop, or just want to experience a different side of Desert Trails Park, the TRW Lower Loop provides a simple yet satisfying desert trail experience.
🔁 Pump Track
This dirt pump track has several paths and options. It is a best for beginners to practice the basics.
Conclusion
This is one of the best free option.
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