Alabama Hills Singletrack
Total Miles
3.3
Elevation
1483.41 ft
Duration
0.5 Hours
Technical Rating
Best Time
Winter, Spring, Fall
Trail Overview
Exploring the Alabama Hills Singletrack by dirt bike allows for you to get up close to incredible rock formations and go where no other vehicle can. This singletrack trail that crosses the high desert of Owens Valley gives amazing views of Mt Whitney and the Eastern Sierras in general. Only a few minutes from the town of Lone Pine, this trail can be tackled by just about any skill level. This narrow trail is also open to hikers, so keep an eye out and the trail clean. It is recommended to stay on the trail as it provides the lowest impact route across the desert. If starting at the southern end of the trail, at the Mobius Arch Trailhead, you will encounter the largest elevation change of the whole trail. There will be a steep decline down to the wash, that will then gradually climb back up as the trail continues. It can be difficult to miss the trail, so just look for the dirt bike trail marker. One last thing to keep in mind is the elevation since you will be riding close to 5000', where your bike and body may behave differently than at sea level.
Difficulty
Terrain varies from hard packed whoops, to sandy washes, as well as a few small rock gardens.