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Good trail, variety of looks, neighborhoods and options. But...it would be a real plus if e-bikers would learn the rules of the trail. An out-of-shape rider with 12 MH skills on a 20 MPH e-bike places everyone at risk. And, riders and walkers alike be reminded to look back to confirm a safe change if you U-turn or cross left over the trail. So many misses due to ignorance.
Pleasant and peaceful ride. Well maintained path. Mostly concrete with some dirt paths. Over all I really loved this trail. Took it to Western Canal. Will be part of my regular routine. Loved it!
Roadwork going on at the crossing of Camelback right now. Kind of hairy there presently.
Went from Castle and Coasters 29 Ave access to New River Trail. Only the 29 Ave underpass had homeless but they weren't an issue and thanked us for ringing our bell before entering the tunnel.
Wonderful smooth path and local gem. No major street crossings, not too crowded and wide lanes. Various areas to crisscross. Always a pleasant ride.
I disagree with those that think the trail is too bumpy to ride their bike on!!! Geezzzzzz...¿¿¿
The Harrison Greenway section of the loop going counter clockwise was very nice and scenic. It was very clean and an enjoyable ride. Really enjoyed the feel of riding through the desert on a smooth paved trail.
We rode Pantano River Park trail as part of the 58 mile Chuck Huckleberry loop. This section was nice and clean more of an urban trail than the other sections. We didn’t have to cross any streets that I recall. Since we were riding the full loop we got off the trail and ate at Zio Peppe. This section was an easy 11 mile ride.
We parked at the Kino sports complex and headed counter clockwise. Luckily we decided to ride the south side, even though we had people recommend only riding the north side. Our favorite trails was the first several miles of Julian wash greenway trail till you hit the Harrison Greenway segment. I would give this section a 5 star. Due to construction it was a little bit of a mess leaving the sport complex but once you got on the trail it was an ideal ride. Upon completing the Huckleberry Loop we had to ride the last part of the Julian Wash and that wasn’t so nice. Had to cross more streets and ride on the street for a while and it wasn’t the best part of town. I would give this section a 3 star.
We rode the loop portion of the Santa Cruz when we rode the Chuck Huckleberry Loop trail which is about 58 miles. This segment had a lot of homelessness and trash but it was still a nice paved road and the homelessness wasn’t an issue just not as scenic as I would have liked. I would give this section a 3 1/2 star. The following day we parked our truck in Marana Heritage River park by the Brad Despain Stables. This section was an out and back. It was about 30 miles. We rode to the end of the trail to the west and then turned around and road towards downtown Tucson. Once we rode to where it hits the loop we turned around. I would give this section a 5 star. It is remote and lots of nice scenery. There is a section that goes close to a nice residential area and that section has a lot more runners and hikers. Overall the north section is the best!
This segment of the Huckleberry Loop was nice. More traffic on it than some of the other parts and not as much desert, mountain scenery but it is nice to not have to cross many streets and have underpasses. We were riding counter clockwise. Need to pay attention to when the trail ends since it is on both sides of the canal. Sometimes we would have to backtrack and find the crossing to the other side.
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