Gravel Routes in Lake Hughes, California

Liebre Mountain Loop

Gravel route from Co Rte N2 to Old Ridge Route, Lancaster, Los Angeles County, California

"The trail is in good shape: smooth and mostly free of debris, but it's loose for some sections. I'd suggest at least 35mm tires, and take some chain lube: by the time I got to Papa's Store for resupply, I had trouble shifting. It's a fine dust in places. Two water bottles in cool weather got me to Papa's Store, and then another two got me to the start, but it was close; according to my Garmin temps were between 63F and 95F. Good idea to plan for three bottles. I tried to be conservative with my pace, and used my 30 ring and 35 cog a lot, sometimes visiting my 40 cog, but after 5,000 feet of dirt climbing, the stretch from Lake Hughes to the start was a tough 2,500 feet. I probably would've cramped catastrophically with a 1:1 ratio."

Forest Rte 7N23 - Sawmill Trail

Dirt route from Forest Rte 7N23 to 7N23, Lebec, Los Angeles County, California

"Confirmed open as of 7/30/16"

Old Ridge Route

Gravel route from 8N04 to Ridge Rte Rd, Lake Hughes, Los Angeles County, California

"Broken concrete mostly, with sand drifts here and there."

Gravel Day

Gravel route from Whitney Canyon Rd to San Francisquito Canyon Rd, Lake Hughes, Los Angeles County, California

Forest Rte 7N23A - Burnt Peak

Dirt route on Forest Rte 7N23A, Lake Hughes, Los Angeles County, California

"Confirmed open as of 7/30/16"