Ripon Riding Spot

Review: First time riding the area, mostly doubletrack following the river & singletrack offshoots, some overgrown. As mentioned, sandy spots, rodent holes especially in technical section with jumps makes speed a challenge. Is well maintained beach to cool off at near Reynolds park entrance below hwy underpass bridge.

Review: This would be a GREAT SPOT for the more advanced technical rider! Need some maintenance though, Rodents have burrowed holes in some of the jumps and weeds take over a majority of the track. But still a good ride!

Review: Simple and plain. Not much traffic.

Review: Me and my daughter have been riding out here for a couple years now. It's close to home and offers some of the best riding in the area. There of some very tight and technical trails out here, just be aware that there are ticks. we stick to the less overgrown trails because of the ticks. Good riding for begginer to intermediate riders.

Review: Lot's of single track criss cross the landscape. Some are clearly marked while others a bit overgrown making the trails a bit more technical. Park at S Parallel Ave and Reynolds Ave and head South from the parking lot. There are several trails on the East side. When you reach the bridge crossing the river, there is a trail head on the West. This is where you will find the best trails and little traffic.

Review: OK, no one told me about the 'hidden' path to the trails on the other side of the freeway... still nothing special, but better than just riding the short

Review: Went on my weekly ride to the trails and found 50% of our network closed off!! Whats up with this??! Hope it re-opens or will have to contact public works for more info. Still a real good ride and good views of the river.

Review: this is the second trail i have been on with dry creek in modesto being my first. this is definitely slower than dry creek but a lot more diverse when it comes to obstacles. there are very narrow paths between trees, roots and logs you have to navigate over and there are a couple ladder obstacles but i didnt ride over any of the ladders. they looked really old and unstable. there is some sand that will definitely slow you down. i almost bit it when i first hit the sand. i will definitely come back because i know there is more out there than what i saw. i never even saw the bmx jumps.

Review: Great network of trails, local bmx track to play around on if your into that...I personally being a current resident and new user enjoy doing the full range after work. Start off of Doak avenue and follow behing jack tone golf and water treatment and then begin the trails and follow all the way to Mavis Stofer Park. When you hit the park...Flip a u turn! Fun, watch out for nats at dusk!

Review: I went here today and I agree with the comment that a lot of the trail is fairly primitive, it just needs some TLC because a lot of it is just plain hard to get any kind of speed going, also due to the some pretty bad sandy parts. But definitely a good trail system just needs some more work. The jump park is fun. All in all not a bad trail for the valley, the Dry Creek Trail in Modesto is a little bit better as far as being hard packed and very rideable compared to this one.