Glade Run Mountain Bike Trails
The recreation area is split into two off-highway vehicle use zones. The northern three-quarters of the Glade are managed for limited trail use and 3,800 acres on the south end are managed as an open OHV area. Approximately 41 miles of marked trails for motorized trail bike and mountain bike trails are located in the limited OHV portion of the Glade Run.
The mountain biking in this area is famous for the Road Apple Rally which has been held annualy since 1981, making it the oldest mountain bike rally in the nation! Learn more from the following video.
Directions and Information
Mountain Biking Trails
| Trail Name | Difficulty | Miles | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anasazi Loop | Easy | 2.7 | Single track |
| Bong Rock (Foot Hills Loop) | Intermediate | 1.5 | Single track, few steep parts. |
| Hood Mesa Trail | Easy | 4.2 | Mostly paved road or two-tracks. |
| Kinsey (Foot Hills Loop) | Intermediate | 3.7 | Part single track, part ATV track. |
| Lake View | Intermediate / Difficult | 1.7 | Single track. |
| Mood Swings (aka Clark's Bypass) | Intermediate | 3.8 | Mostly existing road or two-tracks. |
| Rigor Mortis | Intermediate | 3.6 | Parallels parts of Kinsey. |
| Road Apple East | Easy / Intermediate | 4.4 | Mostly single track. |
| Road Apple West | Easy / Intermediate | 12.6 | Mostly single track, some two-track. |
| Seven Sisters (Foot Hills Loop) | Intermediate | 1.4 | Mostly single track, some two-track. |
| Wild Bill | Difficult | 0.9 | Single track. |
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6251 College Blvd. Suite A
Farmington, NM 87402
(505) 564-7600
(800) 842-3127