Arizona´s Mountain Bike Resource
Tony at Javelina Trail, South Mountain
Great downhill ride! Almost all downhill. There are a couple of climbs to get back to the Pima Canyon Parking lot. I usually take the fire road up to the top of the trailhead and ride down from there.
About RacerxAn Arizona native, Jeff has been mountain biking and racing since 1997. A father of 2 awesome children Ryder and Skylar. He is the owner of Excelnet Media, an Internet Marketing company.
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If you park in the parking lot at 46th street and then take Javelina, you have to have some pretty strong legs. It is only 1.7 miles to Mormon Loop which I took next, but it took me over half an hour. It is almost all UPhill with loose scree and plenty of boulders which will make you get off your bike and walk up parts of it. Great excersize and very much worth it if you continue to Mormon Loop and any other trails.