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Bike Trails in Temecula Valley
The rolling hills of Temecula Valley Southern California’s Wine Country provide a unique adventure for cyclists seeking a thrilling challenge while on vacation. More leisurely – and flat – biking journeys can be enjoyed by cruising around town and through Temecula’s scenic Old Town lined with local shops and artisan eats when a break is needed. For an all-day biking journey, consider packing a picnic and biking at Santa Rosa Plateau’s Ecological Reserve; from serious mountain biking terrain to easy-breezy trails with a view, there is a trail for every level.
There are over 90 miles of bicycle trails and more than 20 additional miles throughout Temecula Valley Southern California Wine Country. This provides a wonderful experience for novice and experienced cyclists alike.
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1. Wear a helmet that fits properly.
2. Follow the rules of the road.
3. Obey all traffic control devices.
4. Ride on the right, always with the flow of traffic.
5. Do not ride on the sidewalk.
6. Traffic in your lane has the right-of-way.
7. Position yourself in the right-most lane that goes in the direction you are traveling.
8. Ride in the middle of the lane on a narrow road.
9. Always ride outside the door zone when passing parked cars.
10. Remain alert to your surroundings.
Trail Guides provided by Bike Temecula Valley a Bicycle Coalition.
Murrieta Creek Trail
1.5 mi
+44 ft Elevation
Regional Trail
Nestled between Murrieta Creek and Diaz Road, the Temecula section of the Murrieta Creek Regional Trail features scenic picnic areas, and both paved and dirt surfaces. Riders can follow the creek north or cross under the freeway to connect all the way from Old Town to Wine Country.
Temecula Creek Trail
1 mi
+83 ft Elevation
Trail Head
This park located in Vail Ranch is the perfect place to set out for adventure. A one-mile dirt access road leads to branching gravel and mountain biking trails which endlessly crisscross the creek and hillsides.
Wine Country Tour
15.4 mi
+1189 ft elevation
Out and Back
Enjoy this easy e-bike ride on mostly paved surfaces-- great for any fitness level and suitable for all skill levels.
Intermediate Pump Track At Wolf Creek Park
127M
For Both Newcomers and Experienced Riders
Located in the southern end of town across from Fire Station 92, Temecula's brand new intermediate-level pump track is designed for both newcomers and experienced riders alike. Wolf Creek Park is easy to access by way of the Great Oak Trail (Class I), bike lanes on Wolf Creek Drive (Class II), or from the fully buffered Redhawk / Vail Ranch loop.
Great Oak Trail
1.8 mi
+101 ft Elevation
Connector
Running along Wolf Creek in southern Temecula, Great Oak Trail is fully-isolated from traffic. Enjoy a short ride to Patricia H Birdsall Sports Park on one end, or to Friendship Park on the other.
Wine Country Ride
16.3 mi
+1,196 ft Elevation
Counterclockwise Loop
Get away to Temecula Wine Country. With an easy portage across the dry creek at Crown Hill, take the road less traveled and leave the traffic behind. Explore the peaceful rolling hills and take a break at your favorite winery.
Recommended Group Rides
For All Ages
Casual Family Ride: A 7-mile, creek-side cruise-perfect for riders of all ages
Intermediate Ride: Enjoy an 18-mile ride around Temecula, from Old Town to Wine Country.
Pro Ride: Start the day early with a self-directed, 50-mile ride out to Wine Country and back.
Intermediate Pump Track at Long Canyon Creek Park
For Both Newcomers and Experienced Riders
Located in the northern end of town across from James L. Day Middle School, Temecula's brand new intermediate-level pump track is designed for both newcomers and experienced riders alike. Whether you're looking to get huge air or prefer to keep the rubber side down, drop in and enjoy the rollers behind the rolling hills of Meadowview.
Southside to City Hall
3-5.5 mi each way
+131 ft elevation
Out and Back
Would you like to visit Old Town by bike, but aren't sure how to safely cross the Temecula Creek, Temecula Parkway and I-15? Whether you're a southside resident, or visiting the Pechanga Resort, this route is for you. Enjoy a peaceful ride along multi-use trails and calm rural streets with a mid-point rest-stop at the Rose Haven Heritage Garden.
Temecula Loop Trail
16.5 mi
+650 ft Elevation
Clockwise Loop
Encircling the entire valley, the Temecula Loop Trail follows creek beds and rolling hills in a circuit spanning historic Old Town to the gateway of Southern California wine country.
Pump Track Circuit At the Ronald Reagan Sports Park
2 Tracks
87m of Smooth Riding
For All Ages
Perfect for bikers and skaters before or after a session in the skate park. Two special wooden wallrides add extra thrill and style. Easy access, free entrance, tons of parking, and open 24/7. New riders can build their confidence on the mini pump track right next door.
Pechanga Resort to Wine Country
8 mi each way
+500 ft Elevation
Out and Back
Tour the valley from the Pechanga Resort to the gateway of Temecula Wine Country. This safe route winds through peaceful parks and quiet neighborhood streets.
Midtown Quiet Ride
6.6 mi each way
+286 ft elevation
Out and Back
Enjoy a quiet ride on trails and neighborhood streets, 25-35 MPH, all the way across central Temecula. This route starts at a park on the edge of wine country and finishes in Old Town at city hall, passing by the Rose Haven Heritage garden along the way.
Farmer's Market Ride
6.3 mi each way
+82 ft Elevation
Out and Back
Join your neighbors on a Saturday morning ride from north Temecula to the Farmer's Market in Old Town. This route follows paved bike trails, separated from traffic. Enjoy a safe ride along the Santa Gertrudis Creek Trail, Santa Margarita Regional Trail, and Old Town Creek Walk.
Bikes and Bread
17 mi each way
+912 ft Elevation
Counter-clockwise Loop
Enjoy a breezy bike ride through safe neighborhood streets and along Temecula's quiet creeks, separated from traffic. This ride begins and ends at Great Harvest Bread Co.
North Loop Trail & Calm Santiago Roads
16.2 mi each way
+832 ft Elevation
Counter-clockwise Loop
This loop around Temecula starts near Santiago Road, slips through safe neighborhood streets, and joins the Santa Gertrudis Creek Trail. Follow the creek all the way back to Rotary Park, isolated from traffic.
Safe Ride to Parks in East and South Temecula
25.7 mi each way
+1,607 ft Elevation
Figure 8 Loop
Enjoy a bike ride to the Park! This ride connects most of the parks on the east and south sides of Temecula using calm neighborhood streets, Class 1 Trails, and buffered lanes.
Safe Ride to Parks in North Temecula
13 mi each way
+855 ft Elevation
Counter-clockwise Loop
Enjoy a bike ride to the Park! This ride connects most of the parks on the north side of Temecula using calm neighborhood streets, Class 1 Trails, and buffered lanes.
Trail provided by Vailocity Bike Park
Vailocity Bike Park
25 mi
world-class trails
Vailocity Bike Park is the premier bike park for riders in the Southern-California area with 25-miles of world-class trails, obstacles, flow track, and races for Mountain Biking, Gravel Biking, and BMX.
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