Biking
Ready to get your pedals turning? Then come enjoy your National Forest land from the seat of a bicycle! Any official trail on Forest Service land allows bicycles, with the exceptions of trails in designated Wilderness and the Pacific Crest Trail. There are literally hundreds of miles of trails and roads to explore in the Sequoia National Forest, and a bike is a great way to see much of them. Many trails are steep or rocky and may be for advanced riders only, we recommend you contact us before choosing a trail to ride.
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Alaska Flat Trail
34E45 - The Alaska Flat Trail is 1.5 miles long. It begins on the west side of Alaska Flat and ends at Piute Lookout Road (28S17). The trail is open for the following uses: motorcycle trail riding,…
Albanita Trail
The trail begins off Forest Road 21S36A and travels northeast for about 3 miles to Albanita Meadow. This trail travels through the South Sierra Wilderness, has little elevation change, and provides…
Albinita Trail
The 5.52 Mile Trail begins at Trail 35E04 and ends at Trail 34E01. The trail is open to the following uses: E-bikes, Mountain Bicycles, Hiking, Horseback Riding.
Badger Gap Trail
The trail begins 1 mile north of Oak Flat Lookout Road on Rancheria Road. The trail descends Greenhorn Mountain crossing several seasonal drainages on moderate grades before a steep descent into…
Baker Point Trail
The Baker Point Trail leaves from Baker Point Trailhead and ends at Baker Point. It is 1.5 miles and is open for day hikes and mountain biking. Due to recent fires and flooding, the trail may have…
Beach Meadow Trail
The Beach Meadow trail is a 15 miles trail long that begins at 34E10 and ends at 34E21.The trail is open for the following uses: motorcycle trail riding, mountain bike trail riding, and day…
Beach Ridge Trail
The Beach Ridge trail (34E21) is a 3.9 miles long trail that begins at 35E07 and ends at 34E01.The trail is open for the following uses: horseback riding, day hiking and mountain bike riding.Campfire…
Beck Meadow Trail
The Beck Meadow trail is a 6.8 miles long trail that begins at 35E02 and ends at 37E01.The trail is open for the following uses: horseback riding, day hiking, and mountain bike riding to wilderness…
Bitter Creek Trail
The Bitter Creek trail is a 4.2 miles long that begins at Rodeo Flat, heads Southeast and ends at S.f. Kern River.The trail is open for the following uses: horseback riding, hiking, and mountain…
Blackrock Visitor Information Trail
The 0.6 Mile Blackrock Visitor Information Trail begins at 21S07 and ends at 21S03. The trail is open for the following uses: Mountain Biking, Hiking.