Champagne

Total Miles
0.7

Technical Rating

3

Easy

Best Time

Winter, Spring, Fall

Trail Type

Single Track

Accessible By

Trail Overview

Champagne is a short trail through the Laguna Hills that continues southeast after the Picnic Table Trail. The trail is almost a mile long, and overall gains a hundred feet of elevation as it rides along the ridge line on these flowing desert mountains. It constantly goes up and down small hills on a dirt surface mixed with small loose rocks. The trail is narrow and exposed at times as it sidehills along the hilltops. There are sometimes bigger embedded rock surfaces in the trail, but no major obstacles. The trail is lined with cholla and other spiky cacti that you'll want to watch out for. The south end of the trail is at a wooden bench at a viewpoint overlooking the Laguna Hills.

Photos of Champagne

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Difficulty

This is overall an easy trail as it has minor rocky features and mild exposure during narrow segments, but no major obstacles. It is ideal for riders with a basic experience level or looking to improve their singletrack skills.

Technical Rating

3

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Champagne can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • Dirt Bike

Access Description

There are several dirt bike trails within the Laguna Hills trail system near Fortuna Foothills, Arizona. There isn't a formal staging area, but riders can access the trails through the system of roads north of the canal. There are a couple of parking and staging options. On the east side of the trail system, you can park at the west end of Adair Park Road and enter the trail system at the levee. There are several small camp spots along the canal on the levee road. On the northwest side of the trail system, you can also enter at the other levee (from South Laguna Dam Road), and you'll find easy dispersed camping here as well. You can also access this trail system from Mittry Lake, which is a popular spot for camping as well.

Champagne Map

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