Borderland Mountain Bike Association

REDD RD. TRAILS – Due to constant construction and road develpment in this area, this map may not be truly representative of the area near the end of Redd Rd.

 ARROYO PARK/MONKS TRAILS - This area is one of the most technical areas in town.  The climb is steep but smooth and it will reward you with some great descents with lots of rocks!  The best place to park is at the Tennis Center.  That will give you a good warm-up climbing through the arroyo to Monk’s trails. 

HEINRICH PARK (NORTHEAST)  The Heinrich Park Trails are found behind the North Hills subdivision.  From Hwy. 54 North, take the Martin Luther King exit.  Head north on MLK and turn left on Jon Cunningham.  The parking lot is at the end of Jon Cunningham.  Park in the small parking lot, ride to the top of the dam via the steep concrete slope, look down and left and you will see the gate entering the trails.  Most of these trails are gps’d via the Puzzler route.  None are marked.  Look at the bottom right section of trails on that map.  These trails head west into the State Park, so be advised and have your park pass on you.

Here is the latest map of all the Heinrich Park trails and below it is the entire map showing ALL of the FMSP trails.

Heinrich Park Trails

PUZZLER ROUTE - This route (the big one lap) covers almost all the trails in the northeast and Anthony Gap. 

TOM MAYS’ STATE PARK TRAILS - This map is a bit strange, but it has all the trails in what we call the Tom Mays’ section of the Franklin Mountain State Park.

MOUNTAIN PARK TRAILS - You are probably asking yourself, “Where is Mountain Park?”  The area in the mountains just west of Magnetic Dr. have some really cool trails.  They are quite rocky and difficult, but they make for great evening rides after work.  Check back for a link to the gps file.

JOBE WAIVER

jobe waiver

Print the document, sign it, fax to   or email it to trish@jobematerials.com.  Everytime you ride through, call (915) 298-9900 or (915) 472-1722.