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Riverside County
Diamond Valley Lake - Hemet
from the 15:
-west on Winchester (79) to Domingioni rd. go south.
-Pass Sanderson and watch for Marina entrance signs on right.Costs $7.00 to park at marina.
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- diamond valley lake trail - this was my first time here and i thought it was an excellent ride around the lake.was mostly flat dirt road in great shape and i will be back.
Ride rating: Beginner
Ride distance: 21 Elevation change:
Dirt Road=95% Paved Path=5%
iggyx1 a 42 year old Cross-Country Rider riding a iron horse from corona,ca E-mail: iggyx1@yahoo.com
Posted on 03/23/08 
- This is a beautiful ride in winter when the air is crispy clear and the mountains snow-capped. Not a difficult ride, but okay if you push the pace. This would be a very good beginner ride.
Dirt Road=95% Paved Path=5%
tiger40c a Weekend Warrior riding a Specialized from Loma Linda, CA
Posted on 01/21/08 
- The Lake Loop - ...I thought this might be a great trail to post for people interested in conditioning.
First off, its 22 miles long. Its a really beautiful ride all the way around the largest man made water source in southern california. Its all fire-road, with short sprints as you cross over the dams. Topographically, its very mellow ...not exciting for the rider thats looking for climbs and decents, but it is a work-out, and definitely worth the 2 hours (ish) it takes to get around.
As mentioned, it is really beautiful. We spotted bald eagles, deer, and your occasional tarantula as we flew around.
..one warning: DO NOT do this ride in the heat of summer. August and September are brutal, but winter/spring/autumn rides are great fun for the whole family, and a great work-out for the person thats working on condition and stamina.
Ride rating: Beginner
Ride distance: 22 miles Elevation change: very mild
Dirt Road=95% Paved Path=5%
Guernicasongs a 40 year old Weekend Warrior riding a Gary Fisher 29'er from Temecula
Posted on 12/28/06
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