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Lancaster, California

54 mi   gravel

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."

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7 mi   gravel

Between Aqueduct and Solar Panels

Gravel route from Bristle Cone Dr to W Ave L, Lancaster, Los Angeles County, California

"Slightly rough and loose on the east end of this track, but extremely well kept next to the solar panels. There is a gate on the south western tip of the track, not the north western tip."

7 mi   gravel

B-80 to E-30

Gravel route from W Ave C to W Ave E, Lancaster, Los Angeles County, California

"Good way to skip fast desert roads. Watch out for meth labs and sandy bits, otherwise fast and smooth!"

2 mi   gravel

70th to 85th Lancaster

Gravel route from 70th St W to W Ave L, Lancaster, Los Angeles County, California

"Sandy gravel road. A few trenches from the rain and a few sandy bits, but very fast most of the way because of the slight downhill. Watch the desert wind though..."

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