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 Beginner Trail: big tree, thorn alley
-Ref: [[Morgan Segal's post|https://www.bayareabikeproject.org/post/best-bay-area-mountain-bike-routes-for-kids?fbclid=IwAR0YpOhscGpgAe-HygYdODNmiofVnPVB7wf_131OBgZgo0SkvR8wSQLfdz4]]
+Ref: [[ https://www.bayareabikeproject.org/post/best-bay-area-mountain-bike-routes-for-kids?fbclid=IwAR0YpOhscGpgAe-HygYdODNmiofVnPVB7wf_131OBgZgo0SkvR8wSQLfdz4 | Morgan Segal's post]]
 ===== Trails that I been to =====
 In increasing level of difficulties
-  -  Sequoia bayview trail at JMP (Joaquin Miller Park). 20-30 minutes drive from El Cerrito.
+  -  Sequoia bayview trail at JMP (Joaquin Miller Park). 20-30 minutes drive from El Cerrito. Mostly flat, easy-peasy.
-Mostly flat, easy-peasy.
   -  Crocket Hill, Soaring eagle trail. This is a 1.9 mile downhill. One need to first climb up along the firetrail, need a tow-line or geared bike. There is little or no shade, better go when it is cloudy. The parking is a bit tricky, either one parks at the park parking lot and do a lot of climbing along the edward trail, or park by the high way and take the short cut.
   - China camp, easy parking, intermediate trail, moderate climbing. Upside is that the trail is flowy, no roots or rocks, and one can play a bit in the park afterwards, Also lots of shadow.
   -  Big Tree trail at JMP. There are some climbs and down hill, nothing crazy. you can push the bike in the worst case. It is a bit steep towards the end, but mostly ok.
 ==== To do ====
-  - Thorn Alley at lime ridge, never been there.
+  - <del>Thorn Alley at lime ridge, never been there.</del> too bumpy and steep for kids of age 5
   - Shell Ridge, never been there.
   - Trails in SF