This trail system offers scenic views of the hills above, and if you hike high enough into the system, you'll also enjoy a few views of the neighborhoods below. As you survey the (rapidly expanding) neighborhoods below you, you'll realize what an incredible resource having this trail system in the residents' backyards truly is.

The trails here are narrow dirt/sand singletrack that swoop through the mellow pastures and meadows. This land is open to grazing, so you can expect to encounter cattle and the signs of cattle, such as hoofprint damage and manure.

The network features a series of loops that can be added or subtracted based on how much mileage you want and how ambitious you're feeling. The route shown here follows the first two loops—Switcher and Rail Spike—for a mellow 4.4-mile hike with 259 vertical feet of climbing and loss. You can, of course, just hike the Switcher Loop for a shorter outing or head further into the trail system on the North Lollipop Loop (and beyond). How far you choose to go is entirely up to you!