MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAIL ENTHUSIASTS IN THE PRESCOTT AREA WILL HAVE A NEW “GRAVITY/FLOW” BIKE TRAIL TO RIDE AFTER THE THE BEAN PEAKS MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS PROJECT WAS APPROVED TODAY (WEDNESDAY).

THE LATEST PROJECT TO COME FROM THE GREATER PRESCOTT TRAILS PLANNING GROUP WAS SIGNED BY SARA CLAWSON, DISTRICT RANGER FOR THE BRADSHAW AND CHINO VALLEY RANGER DISTRICT, AUTHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION OF 17 MILES OF NEW TRAIL, TWO NEW TRAILHEADS AND RESTORATION OF 12 MILES OF UNAUTHORIZED ROUTES.

THE PROJECT LOCATION IS ADJACENT TO THE WHITE SPAR CAMPGROUND IN THE BEAN PEAKS AREA, THREE MILES SOUTH OF DOWNTOWN PRESCOTT, ON THE EAST SIDE OF STATE ROUTE 89.

“GRAVITY/FLOW” TRAILS ARE DESIGNED TO BE FUN AND FLOWING AND ALLOW THE USER TO EASILY GO FASTER OR SLOWER DEPENDING ON THEIR DESIRES WITH OPTIONS AVAILABLE FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND ABILITIES.