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At Pedal Forward, our goal is your total satisfaction. We have hundreds of miles of dirt roads and single-track mountain bike trails from which to choose. Click the link below, answer a few questions, and we will call you back within 24 hours with a recommended ride. You can also call us at 559-676-8842, and we can design the perfect ride for you over the phone.

The Big Sandy ebike Ride and Hike is the best ebike rides for families in the Yosemite area for individuals who prefer the ease of riding an ebike. You will ride on a dirt road that meanders deep into the forest only a few miles from the South Entrance of Yosemite National Park in Fish Camp, California! Our guide will share interesting facts about the flora, fauna, and history on this ebike excursion as you cruise uphill until you dismount your ebike and hike along a circa 1800 water diversion to the hidden Tenaya waterfall. Take a dip in a swimming hole and enjoy the serenity of the forest. Your ebike journey continues up Big Sandy to a hidden hiking trail that leads down a ravine to a spectacular secret waterfall. After the secret waterfall, we will continue to ride uphill for one more mile to the Big Sandy Campground. After a short rest, we will ride back down Big Sandy to where the cars are parked.  

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Our Goat Mountain & 007 Advanced Guided Ride is the ultimate family or beginner experience in Bass Lake near Yosemite National Park, CA. The 007 trail network is a hidden gem and the most popular in Bass Lake, California. Your guide will lead you on a ride that will take you up Central Camp Road (dirt road) to the top of the 007 3rd single-track trail. We will connect with the Octopussy trail, an alternative to riding the entire 3rd section of 007. Octopussy is rated a black diamond trail that begins with a wide-open, fast descent. The trail will then become more challenging, with tight turns leading to a rock garden filled with large boulders and rock ledges. There are multiple lines to choose from, with some being more challenging than others. Your guide will help you navigate the best rout for you. After this section, the trail becomes fast and flowy with some high-speed sections and jumps, natural berms, and rocky sections that quickly sneak up on you as you descend to Central Camp Road and 007 2nd entrance.007 From there, we will head to the Gold Finger trail, which is not on any maps. Gold Finger is a flowy trail that connects to 007 2nd. 007 2nd is a chunky rocky trail that is not too steep. The trail will challenge intermediate riders, and our guide will lead you through the best line choices.  Once we exit 007 2nd, we’ll take a break and check out the views of Bass Lake. We will then continue to 007 1st, the most popular trail in Bass Lake, California. 007 1st has a fast and exhilarating descent. It is very flowy except for a large erosion rut called The Canyon, where the turns are very tight, and you must avoid pedal strikes. Overall, 007 1st offers many different line choices, providing options to bypass jumps and drops. These drops can be surprising when riding fast, so your guide will warn you about what is approaching.

The 007 3rd - 1st Guided Mountain Bike Ride on the 007 trail network is a hidden gem and the most popular in Bass Lake, California. Your guide will lead you on a ride that will take you up Central Camp Road (dirt road) to the top of the 007 3rd single-track trail. We will connect with the Octopussy trail, an alternative to riding the entire 3rd section of 007. Octopussy is rated a black diamond trail that begins with a wide-open, fast descent. The trail will then become more challenging, with tight turns leading to a rock garden filled with large boulders and rock ledges. There are multiple lines to choose from, with some being more challenging than others. Your guide will help you navigate the best route for you. After this section, the trail becomes fast and flowy with some high-speed sections and jumps, natural berms, and rocky sections that quickly sneak up on you as you descend to Central Camp Road and 007 2nd entrance.

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Ride and explore the 3 most popular trails in Bass Lake, which include intermediate flow trails with some technical sections where your mountain bike skills will be tested. These trails are the most popular trails in the area and will give you plenty of thrills and an incredible workout due to three significant climbs and downhill runs. This ride begins at The Forks Resort on the shores of Bass Lake. From here, we will climb to our first trail, Goat Mountain. After riding down the Goat Mountain Trail, we connect to the Spring Cove trail. At the end of Spring Cove, we will ride along the lake to Central Camp Road. Along the way, we will ride on Crane Valley Dam, with beautiful lake views. Once we arrive at Central Camp Road, we will begin the relatively mellow 5-mile climb to the 007 trail.007 1st is the most popular trail in the Bass Lake area! It is flowy and technical, offering a little bit of everything for a rider. You will enjoy optional jumps, rock gardens, wall rides, and many line choices. Once back to lake level, we ride back to the Spring Cove trailhead and up the singletrack, the junction where the Goat-ninja trail begins. This trail is a blast with nice flowy sections, short and tricky rock gardens, and some exposure on your right. The ride ends near The Forks Resort, where we started the day. Note: This tour can be shortened or extended depending on how much riding you would like to enjoy. We can also drive to the 007 1st trailhead after riding Goat Mountain.

The Big Sandy Ride & Waterfall Hike is the ideal family or beginner experience! This dirt road that meanders deep into the forest is only a few miles from the South Entrance of Yosemite National Park in Fish Camp, California! Our guide will share interesting facts about the flora, fauna, and history on this bicycle excursion as you enjoy a mellow uphill ride until you dismount your bike and hike along a circa 1800 water diversion to the hidden Tenaya waterfall. Take a dip in a swimming hole and enjoy the serenity of the forest. Depending on the group's fitness level, we can extend this experience by riding farther up Big Sandy to the Big Sandy Campground. On the way to Big Sandy Campground, we can hike down a ravine to a spectacular secret waterfall. After the secret waterfall, we will continue to ride uphill for one more mile to the Big Sandy Campground. After a short rest, we will ride back to where the cars are parked. The ride back is all downhill, so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride while taking in the sights and sounds of an old-growth forest.

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