From the Chumash trailhead, start the 2.5-mile climb up the singletrack Chumash Trail until it ends at the Rocky Peak Road. Along the way, you'll encounter many tricky technical sections (loose rocks, boulders, a few tight switchbacks), that will surely challenge a wide range of riders. <br><br>At the top of Chumash, take a right on the fire road (it's technically a fire road but it has a lot of technical sections not normally associated with fire roads) and blast it to the Hummingbird trailhead. <br><br>The Hummingbird trail packs a mixed bag of terrain. Loose rocks, large boulders, a 8-10' roller drop, tight switchbacks, high-speed sections, and a few small jumps. <br><br>The end of the trail dumps you out into the Hummingbird parking lot. From here, you'll see a white fence across the street, go through the fence and follow the fire road until you see the culvert. Follow it until it turns into singletrack (Hummingbird) that heads towards a water tower. Follow the singletrack and it will take you back to the Chumash trailhead.
Singletrack and more singletrack.
Top of Johnson's
Fast corner
This is where you need to leave the fireroad to reach the singletrack.
Beginning of Hummingbird
Beginning of Chumash, stay left unless you want to start with a steep climb.
Best known as the "Butt Crack". Just wide enough for your handlebars to fit through.
Lots and lots of large rocks...
Nice easy singletrack in this section of the ride
The drop
About 2/3 of the way up Chumash
Boulders can be fun.
View of the big boulder-strewn Hummingbird Trail from the trailhead
One of the faster flowy sections of the trail
Downhill section
One of the tougher sections that may require a dismount.