flyinglentris
Well-Known Member
For bay area locals ... and others,
For Taco owners in San Francisco South Bay, I know of three good local dirt road trails ...
1) East side of Mount Hamilton from the Lick Observatory (California 130) down to San Antonio Valley road. (Unpaved sections last time I went)
Very Steep Washboarded Grades coming down from Mount Hamilton.
2) East of Milpitas, up Calaveras Road past Ed Levin Regional Park past Calaveras Reservoir to where it joins I-680 near Sunol
Lots of winding narrow road until headed out on part in flats toward I-680
3) East of Hollister/Tres Pinos on road J1 which continues in isolated areas all the way to I-5 and the San Joaquin Valley.
Very Scenic with combinations of winding roads with straights through ranchlands.
Please add to this list, thank you,
FlyingLentris in LLOMA
For Taco owners in San Francisco South Bay, I know of three good local dirt road trails ...
1) East side of Mount Hamilton from the Lick Observatory (California 130) down to San Antonio Valley road. (Unpaved sections last time I went)
Very Steep Washboarded Grades coming down from Mount Hamilton.
2) East of Milpitas, up Calaveras Road past Ed Levin Regional Park past Calaveras Reservoir to where it joins I-680 near Sunol
Lots of winding narrow road until headed out on part in flats toward I-680
3) East of Hollister/Tres Pinos on road J1 which continues in isolated areas all the way to I-5 and the San Joaquin Valley.
Very Scenic with combinations of winding roads with straights through ranchlands.
Please add to this list, thank you,
FlyingLentris in LLOMA