Robles Trail System – Tucson, Arizona Photos
What The Bike Bandit Says…
“Robles is famous for being a tire eater. Lots of people get their sidewalls slashed as there are some very, very rocky and jagged areas. This is an intermediate and up ride and you may have to get off your bike a number of times. Pro’s tip: don’t do this ride unless you are totally comfortable with biking Starr Pass first. BTW, Starr Pass Resort golf course is a great place for lunch. Good beer. Great chickenwraps and you can park your mountain bike by the patio. The dinner menu really sucks and is very overpriced. I recommend Ajo Bikes as a good bike shop near this trail.”
Jason, The Bike Bandit 
TUCSON, Arizona – Mountain Biking – The Robles Pass addition to Tucson Mountain Park is a 1,000-acre parcel purchased by Pima County from voter-approved bond funds. Approximately 16-miles of trails have been built, and it is one fun trail system! The Camaro Loop was designed for hand-cycles so it’s perfect for those new to mountain biking.
Trail difficulty ranges from beginner level (Creosote, Cascabel and Camaro Trails) to advanced, the most challenging of which is the Flight Path Loop. In addition to the parking noted on the map, the trail can be reached by taking the Explorer Trail two miles from the Starr Pass Trail (near the northeast corner of Cat Mountain) to the Six Foot culvert under Ajo Road. Be aware, the Explorer Trail requires high intermediate to advanced skills.
Directions to Robles Moutain Bike Trails – Tucson, Arizona
Directions: There are a few trailheads for access, and the easiest would be Irvington Road at the Creosote trailhead with multiple parking options. Up Irvington Road a bit will be the Cascabel trailhead, with room for 2-4 vehicles. Note that parking on Ajo is NOT permitted!
We deliver mountain bike rentals to Tucson/Southern Arizona mountain bike trails!
Tucson Bike Rentals and Tours delivers and picks up mountain bikes at Robles. There is a two rider minimum delivery. Bike for 1 to 5 hours, finish riding and we pick up the bikes! No need to worry about loading mountain bikes in your rental car! Price is generally $100 per bike – depending on location of trailhead. Don’t know where to ride? Tucson Bike Rentals and Tours can tell you the rides that are beginner, intermediate to advanced. We deliver mountain bikes to Tucson, Oro Valley, Green Vallley and the Southern, Arizona area. We rent top of the line full suspension and hard tailed mountain bikes.