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favorite Muni venues in S. Cal.

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  1. I thought it would be very helpful to those of us relatively new to Muni
    (like me!) in Southern California-Namely Los Angeles, San Diego, and
    Ventura counties-if someone in the know would be kind enough to post
    *specific* locations, with directions, to some of the better
    Muni-friendly trails. I'm looking for loops, or out & backs that don't
    require "shuttling", as I tend to go alone and would like to keep the
    hiking to a minimum, if possible. I've been to Rod Wiley's website, and
    there are some good ones listed there, but I'm always looking for more.
    I'm also mostly into "rolling" muni. Thanks in advance to anyone who
    can help.😄

    PS: It's getting close to the "shoot date" for the morning news show
    that will be doing the Muni Story, so time is of the essence! For those
    who have already contacted me with an interest in being part of the
    show, I'll be getting in touch with you all asap.

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    Uni is just a cycle I'm going through. 😎

    You -can- "Tune a fish". You simply adjust their "scales"! 😄
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  2. There are lots of trails around San Diego, with a variety of trail types
    and difficulties. Our group has gradually moved from what I think you
    probably mean by rolling muni toward the steeper, highly technical
    trails that generally involve a hike up and ride down, or sometimes a
    shuttle. But we also ride the roller trails, especially when we have
    newer riders or visitors who prefer that type of riding.

    The rolling muni trails we've liked include Rose Canyon, Mission
    Trails, Lake Hodges, and Los Penasquitos Canyon. When you're coming
    down this way, give us a shout and we'll try to arrange a group ride,
    or provide more specific directions and trail descriptions. These
    trails are also listed in the various bike trail review sites.

    Jerry

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  3. Check out http://www.geoladders.com - there are over a hundred rides
    listed for Orange and Riverside counties (plus a few in the Santa
    Monica Mountains), and they match all types - long, short, loop,
    shuttle, out & back, from beginner to advanced. Most rides have
    elevation profiles listed, and the maps are based in Google. The
    popular rides even have photo-tour based directions. I'll bet you
    could find some good routes matching your tastes there.

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    Fully-enrolled student at the College of Muni, University of "Shut Up
    and Ride," Los Angeles* California.

    *Field studies performed at satellite campus in Santa Barbara.
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