How many miles of mountain bike trail are in Coronado National Forest?

Coronado National Forest has about 201 mi of bike-designated trail across 75 segments, out of 1,193 mi of total National Forest System trail.

What is the riding season in Coronado National Forest?

Most bike-designated trails in Coronado National Forest carry a Year-round season in USFS data; higher-elevation trails clear later.

Are e-bikes allowed in Coronado National Forest?

Only where designated. Class 1 e-bikes are recorded on 42 segments. See the e-bike rules page for the class-by-class breakdown.

Updated October 2026

Coronado National Forest Mountain Bike Trails

Mountain bike

201mi

designated on 75 segments

17% of mapped trail

E-bike

60.2miClass 1

designated on 42 segments

5% of mapped trail

Mountain bike

201mi

designated on 75 segments

17% of mapped trail

Season on record: Year-round
Bike Access Grade: A85% of rideable miles open to bikes. How we grade

E-bike

60.2miClass 1

designated on 42 segments

Class 160.2 mi
Class 260.2 mi
Class 360.2 mi

Treated as a motor vehicle: ridden only where designated.

Ridable trails: 73
Mapped trail: 1,193 mi on 461 segments

Both lanes share one scale: the 1,193 mi of National Forest System trail mapped in Coronado National Forest, Arizona. From USFS National Forest System Trails records, updated October 2026.

Coronado National Forest earns a Bike Access Grade of A: 85% of its rideable trail miles are open to mountain bikes, with Class-1 e-bike access on part of the network. Excellent — most rideable trail miles are open to mountain bikes, with Class-1 e-bike access too.

Coronado National Forest carries 1,193 mi of mapped National Forest System trail, of which 201 mi across 75 segments is designated for mountain bikes, typically open Year-round. Class 1 e-bikes are designated on 42 segments (60.2 mi).

Reviewed by CanIBikeHere Editorial Team · Updated Oct 15, 2026

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Of the 1,193 mi of mapped trail in Coronado National Forest, 17% — 201 mi across 75 bike-designated segments — is open to mountain bikes in USFS travel-management data.

Tread is overwhelmingly native dirt: USFS lists native material on 452 of 459 surfaced segments (98%).

On the USFS difficulty rating, intermediate is the most common designation here — 220 of 459 rated segments (48%) — across all uses, not bikes alone.

USFS records a year-round bike season for this forest, though high-elevation trails clear later in practice.

The longest single named bike segment in the data is Casa Blanca at 19.39 mi on native dirt, rated intermediate by USFS and open Year-round.

Class 1 e-bikes are designated on 42 segments (60.2 mi), and 9 segments carry an ADA-accessibility flag in the same dataset.

Trail surface

Native Material452
Asphalt4
Concrete2
Imported Compacted Material1

USFS trail class (1 = primitive · 5 = developed)

Class 3244
Class 2148
Class 158
Class 46
Class 52

17% of this forest's mapped trail is bike-designated. Note: USFS records trail grade (steepness), not technical MTB difficulty — we surface grade where present but do not infer a black/blue/green rating from it.

Largest bike-designated trails

Trail	Miles	Surface	Trail class	Bike season
Casa BlancaNative MaterialYear-round	19.39	Native Material	—	Year-round
Kentucky CampNative MaterialYear-round	16.93	Native Material	—	Year-round
Oracle RidgeNative MaterialYear-round	12.57	Native Material	—	Year-round
Las ColinasNative MaterialYear-round	10.42	Native Material	—	Year-round
BellotaNative MaterialYear-round	10.36	Native Material	—	Year-round
Canada Del OroNative MaterialYear-round	8.28	Native Material	—	Year-round
SamaniegoNative MaterialYear-round	7.33	Native Material	—	Year-round
Rock CreekNative Material	6.76	Native Material	—	—
Brush CorralNative MaterialYear-round	6.22	Native Material	—	Year-round
SwaggertNative Material	5.91	Native Material	—	—
SardinaNative MaterialYear-round	5.16	Native Material	—	Year-round
Stone Cactus LoopNative MaterialYear-round	5.04	Native Material	—	Year-round
Red RidgeNative MaterialYear-round	4.82	Native Material	—	Year-round
ButterflyNative MaterialYear-round	4.82	Native Material	—	Year-round
Bug SpringsNative MaterialYear-round	4.72	Native Material	—	Year-round
CoyoteNative MaterialYear-round	4.71	Native Material	—	Year-round
Little Casa ConnectorNative MaterialYear-round	4.64	Native Material	—	Year-round
Green MountainNative MaterialYear-round	4.23	Native Material	—	Year-round
KnaggeNative MaterialYear-round	4.19	Native Material	—	Year-round
CodyNative MaterialYear-round	3.88	Native Material	—	Year-round
Crystal SpringNative MaterialYear-round	3.75	Native Material	—	Year-round
MilagrosaNative MaterialYear-round	3.72	Native Material	—	Year-round
PerimeterNative MaterialYear-round	3.7	Native Material	—	Year-round
Upper PuertoNative MaterialYear-round	2.71	Native Material	—	Year-round
PuertoNative MaterialYear-round	2.7	Native Material	—	Year-round

Every trail in Coronado National Forest

All 73 ridable trails in this forest — every trail where USFS data designates mountain-bike or Class 1 e-bike use, grouped by grade-based steepness. Grade reflects slope, not technical difficulty. Each trail links to its full data profile.

Easy grade (19)

Gentle grade band (shallow average slope).

Sardina5.2 mi
Native Material, class 2bike + e-bike
Coyote4.7 mi
Native Material, class 2bike + e-bike
Upper Puerto2.7 mi
Native Material, class 2bike + e-bike
Puerto2.7 mi
Native Material, class 2bike + e-bike
Molino Basin2.4 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Fish Canyon Ohv2.1 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike
Upper Red Spring2.1 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike
Moyza Plateau2 mi
Native Material, class 2bike + e-bike
Moyza South1.8 mi
Native Material, class 2bike + e-bike
Eureka Canyon1.7 mi
Native Material, class 2Class 1 e-bike
Sardina East1.4 mi
Native Material, class 2bike + e-bike
Red Spring1.2 mi
Native Material, class 2bike + e-bike
Red Spring Pass1 mi
Native Material, class 2bike + e-bike
Deer Tank0.9 mi
Native Material, class 2Class 1 e-bike
Meadow0.8 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Barchas Ranch Trail 10.8 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Barchas Ranch Trail 60.6 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Kellogg0.5 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Brown Canyon Ranch0.5 mi
Native Material, class 3bike

Intermediate grade (43)

Moderate grade band.

Casa Blanca19.4 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Kentucky Camp16.9 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Oracle Ridge12.6 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Las Colinas10.4 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Bellota10.4 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Rock Creek6.8 mi
Native Material, class 2Class 1 e-bike
Brush Corral6.2 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Swaggert5.9 mi
Native Material, class 2Class 1 e-bike
Stone Cactus Loop5 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Red Ridge4.8 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Butterfly4.8 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Bug Springs4.7 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Little Casa Connector4.6 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Green Mountain4.2 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Cody3.9 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Crystal Spring3.8 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Milagrosa3.7 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Wakefield Canyon2.6 mi
Native Material, class 1bike
Gillespie2.4 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike
Link2.1 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Around The Mountain2 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Middle Gate1.9 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Incinerator Ridge1.9 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Quantrell Mine1.9 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Catalina Camp1.7 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Dynamite1.6 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Bridle1.6 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Lindsey1.6 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike
Ohv 41.5 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike
Ohv 31.5 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike
Canyon Loop1.5 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
W. Ash Creek1.4 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike
Ohv Rte 11.4 mi
Native Material, class 2Class 1 e-bike
Ohv 21.2 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike
Cowboy Slick Rock1 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
South Tanque Verde Rim1 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Nature Loop0.9 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
North Tanque Verde Rim0.8 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Upper 50 Year0.8 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Brush Corral Shortcut0.7 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Fr4432 Connector0.7 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Cove Canyon0.7 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike
Motorized Trail 100.6 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike

Advanced grade (10)

Steep grade band.

Canada Del Oro8.3 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Samaniego7.3 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Knagge4.2 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Perimeter3.7 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Perimeter2.2 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Lower Miller Canyon1.9 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
John Cooper1.2 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Meadows Tank1.2 mi
Native Material, class 2Class 1 e-bike
Hunter Creek1 mi
Native Material, class 3bike
Motorized Trail 30.8 mi
Native Material, class 3Class 1 e-bike

Expert grade (1)

Steepest grade band.

Bruno Pipeline1 mi
Native Material, class 2Class 1 e-bike

CSV

Coronado National Forest bike-legal trail list (CSV)

Download all 73 bike- and Class 1 e-bike-designated trails in Coronado National Forest — name, miles, surface, grade, season, and e-bike class per trail, straight from USFS data.

E-bikes in Coronado National Forest

Class 1 on 42 segments · Class 2 on 42 · Class 3 on 42. See full e-bike rules for Coronado National Forest →

Where it is

Approximate center of Coronado National Forest. USFS trail geometry isn't mapped here — use the ranger district for trailheads.

Frequently asked questions

What is the bike access grade for Coronado National Forest?: Coronado National Forest earns a Bike Access Grade of A: 85% of its rideable trail miles are open to mountain bikes, with Class-1 e-bike access on part of the network. Excellent — most rideable trail miles are open to mountain bikes, with Class-1 e-bike access too.
How many miles of mountain bike trail are in Coronado National Forest?: Coronado National Forest has about 201 mi of bike-designated trail across 75 segments, out of 1,193 mi of total National Forest System trail.
What is the riding season in Coronado National Forest?: Most bike-designated trails in Coronado National Forest carry a Year-round season in USFS data; higher-elevation trails clear later.
Are e-bikes allowed in Coronado National Forest?: Only where designated. Class 1 e-bikes are recorded on 42 segments. See the e-bike rules page for the class-by-class breakdown.

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