45 min
Overview
The Hummingbird trail packs a mixed bag of terrain; loose rocks, large boulders, an 8-10' roller drop, tight switchbacks, high-speed sections, and a few small jumps. The trail can be hiked with a DH bike from the trailhead at the Rocky Peak exit, but you'll need a shuttle from the bottom of the Hummingbird trail. If you want to ride your All Mountain bike, ride the Chumash/Hummingbird Loop.<br><br>The only negative is that it's gotten quite a bit of use (and abuse) from the DH'ers who have sadly cut new trails across sections that used to be nice, technical switchbacks.
Trail Stats
3.0 km
10 m
633 m
332 m
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Photos
Beginning of Hummingbird
Beginning of Hummingbird
Lots and lots of large rocks...
Lots and lots of large rocks...
Boulders can be fun.
Boulders can be fun.
Best known as the "Butt Crack". Just wide enough for your handlebars to fit through.
Best known as the "Butt Crack". Just wide enough for your handlebars to fit through.
The drop
The drop
View of the big boulder-strewn Hummingbird Trail from the trailhead
View of the big boulder-strewn Hummingbird Trail from the trailhead
One of the faster flowy sections of the trail
One of the faster flowy sections of the trail