E-Bike Ride at Mueller
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About this Event
Enjoy an easy off-pavement e-bike ride into the Mueller State Park forest. The trail will be wide, easy and on a gentle slope of decomposed granite. Class 1 & 2 e-bike only with tires that have a tread adept for this surface. The ride will be about 1.5-2 hours. We will stop at points along the way to discover various aspects of the forest such as plant ID, wildlife ID, and some history. Mountain bikers are also welcome. You must bring your own bike. Meet at camper services.
A park pass is required to access the park. Passes can be purchased for $10 at the Visitor Center from 9am-4pm. Or with cash at the self-serve station by the big info sign on your right when you enter the park.
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