Mountain Biking the Panorama Mountain Bike Trail ◉

This is a great trail for building your technical skills. It can be ridden either way, but taking the Lakes Basin Path to the western access on Lake Mary Road provides a better warm-up. Heading east, the first section is a wide, slightly bumpy, gradual climb. When you reach the spur, take it: it's a fun, slightly more challenging singletrack with some rock and root obstacles. At the trail's eastern end, continue down Old Mammoth Road to the Mammoth Rock Trail or turn around and ride the singletrack back up to Lake Mary Road. Finish the loop on the doubletrack, climbing up to views of the Lava Tube and Lincoln Mountain.
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This is a great trail for building your technical skills. It can be ridden either way, but taking the Lakes Basin Path to the western access on Lake Mary Road provides a better warm-up. Heading east, the first section is a wide, slightly bumpy, gradual climb. When you reach the spur, take it: it's a fun, slightly more challenging singletrack with some rock and root obstacles. At the trail's eastern end, continue down Old Mammoth Road to the Mammoth Rock Trail or turn around and ride the singletrack back up to Lake Mary Road. Finish the loop on the doubletrack, climbing up to views of the Lava Tube and Lincoln Mountain.

Experience Checklist
- Bike gloves
- Bike helmet
- Bike shoes (or close-toed shoes)
- Bike tools
- Insect repellent
- Mountain bike
- Smartphone
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen/lip protector
- Tire-repair kit
- Water
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Experience Information

Trail Length
2.2 miles

Trail Surface
Soil

Duration
About an hour
From Twin Lakes Vista, get on the Lakes Basin Path riding uphill, which will cross underneath Lake Mary Road via a tunnel, then ride south to the path's intersection with the Panorama Mountain Bike Trail.
- Get driving directions to Twin Lakes Vista
- Get public-transit options*
*Note that not all facilities are accessible via public transit.