Bonadelle/Tesoro/Sycamore
On N Fort Washington Rd, Fresno, Fresno County, California
Dirt Route
25.56 mi
Length
679 ft
Elev gain
679 ft
Elev loss
443 ft
Max elevation
dirt 100%
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Bonadelle/Tesoro/Sycamore is a 25.6-mile loop route starting in Fresno, California, United States. It has 679 feet of climbing and 679 feet of descent. The route uses a mix of surfaces, with 67% pavement, 25% dirt, and 8% gravel. AI-generated description — details may not be fully accurate.
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on June 22, 2025
Route follows very busy Friant Rd (there are parallel bike paths you could take) BUT the bridge across San J. River is closed in Ball River Ranch Park. So the loop is not possible by this route.
on June 22, 2025
Route follows very busy Friant Rd (there are parallel bike paths you could take) BUT the bridge across San J. River is closed in Ball River Ranch Park. So the loop is not possible by this route.
on June 22, 2025
Route follows very busy Friant Rd (there are parallel bike paths you could take) BUT the bridge across San J. River is closed in Ball River Ranch Park. So the loop is not possible by this route.
on August 19, 2020
First you follow a few miles of pavement before you access the trails and dirt farm roads that head towards Bonadelle Ranch and the Axis Cafe at Tesoro Viejo (good food and beer). From there you’ll follow some broken pavement roads and more dirt farm lanes and a canal service road which finally lets you out at Sycamore Island, a network of maintained gravel roads and a beautiful watershed. Finally, a few more wiggles through Woodward Park and then you are back where you started.