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California
0.2 mi
Distance
26 ft
Gain
Excellent conditions for Red's Bathhouse Spur today
Checked 8/12/2026 · openweather, scoring_engine
Weather score of 82/100 and stable conditions make today ideal for mountain biking. Light winds, mild temperatures, and minimal precipitation risk create a safe, enjoyable window. Tomorrow brings rain, so ride today.
Why you'll love it
Red's Bathhouse Spur
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Red's Bathhouse Spur is a short connector trail within the Sotcher Lake Trailhead system in California. This brief 0.161-mile spur offers a quick link through the area, making it useful for riders looking to navigate between other trails or explore the full network. Its compact length makes it an ideal warm-up or cool-down segment during a longer ride in the region.
No permit or access details on file for this trail — check with the local land manager before you go.
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