A scenic view of rolling hills shrouded in fog, with a clear blue sky above. The foreground features a bike handlebar, suggesting a mountain biking trail. Dense vegetation borders the path, enhancing the natural atmosphere of the landscape. New Millennium Loop mountain bike trail.
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Level: Advanced
Length: 14 mi (22.5 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Loop
Elevation: +1,117/ -1,115 ft
Total: 47 riders
 

Mountain Biking New Millennium Loop

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#329 of 1,004 mountain bike trails in California
#4,230 in the world

This has the potential of being a great route with tons of switchbacks and a

“doable” gradient both ascending and descending. The trail tread is in very

good shape … as of this posting, however, the trail is getting overgrown in

several places. Expect to be pulling weeds out of your spokes and a scratchy

ride. It’s worth it to have this nice singletrack loop easily available to the urban

rider.

There are a couple places you come on “Caution” signs indicating tight

switchbacks. Believe them! These switchbacks apparently weren’t designed

with mountain bikes in mind. The exposure is pretty extreme. Put a foot

down (or both feet)! There are plenty of other switchbacks on this loop you

can practice on.

Route Directions:

The Bark Park Trail begins at the north end of the dog park (Bark Park).

@ mile 0.29 the trail forks. Go left.

@ mile 1.13 you intersect the New Millenium Loop Trail. Recommend doing the

loop clockwise, so turn left.

@ mile 3.21 you intersect the Anza Loop Trail. Turn right onto this double

track and follow it up to the end.

@ mile 4.08 you hit asphalt. Go another 100 yards and take the singletrack

going left.

@ mile five there is a fork / junction. You will turn a hard right at the fork, but

be alert – this is an easy corner to miss. There is a sign hidden in the bush on

the left. If you hit asphalt close to HWY 101, you’ve gone too far. Retrace

your steps a quarter of a mile to the junction.

@ mile 7.29 you cross Calabasas Parkway. This is an alternate start point if it

is more conveniently located for you.

@ mile 11.54 you come to a trail junction. Go right.

@ mile 12.36 you complete the loop. Turn left to retrace your route down the

Bark Park Trail to the trailhead.

@ mile 13.5 you should be back at your vehicle.

First added by norski on Jul 13, 2011. Last updated May 2, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
  • Drinking water: unknown
  • Lift service: unknown
  • Night riding: unknown
  • Pump track: unknown
  • Restrooms: unknown
  • Fat bike grooming: unknown
  • E-bikes allowed: unknown
  • Fee required: unknown
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Getting there
There are several possible trailheads for this loop. The map and route

description here use the "Bark Park" trail head. This is located one mile south of

HWY 101 off Las Virgines Road and is directly across the street from the Arthur

E. Wright Middle School. Good parking is available.


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