Are the gravel and dirt roads near Santa Cruz dry and open today? Live conditions for the quiet county and forest roads a gravel or drop-bar bike rides, with melt-out and the 10-day outlook, refreshed every morning from real soil, snowpack, and weather data.snapshot · Jun 30
Santa Cruz gravel conditions at a glancesnapshot · Jun 30
Right now about 170 of 170 gravel and dirt roads near Santa Cruz are reading dry and rideable. These roads are mostly loam soil, which drains at a moderate pace. Graded gravel drains faster than singletrack, but skinny tires are less forgiving once it is wet.
Country road26th Avenue · 0.4 miDusty / loose
Country road47th Avenue · 0.4 miDusty / loose
Country roadAmaya Basin Road · 0.8 miDusty / loose
Country roadAmaya Creek Road · 2.4 miDusty / loose
Country roadAptos Beach Drive · 0.7 miDusty / loose
Dirt roadAptos Creek Fire Road · 11.4 miDusty / loose
Dirt roadAuchmar Service Road · 0.6 miDusty / loose
Country roadFairmount Avenue · 0.4 miDusty / loose
Country roadFairway Drive · 1.3 miDusty / loose
Dirt roadFall Creek Fire Road · 0.3 miDusty / loose
Dirt roadFall Creek Truck Trail · 0.5 miDusty / loose
…and 273 more quiet roads near Santa Cruz.
Santa Cruz gravel riding FAQ
Are the gravel and dirt roads near Santa Cruz rideable right now?
170 of 170 tracked gravel and dirt roads near Santa Cruz are reading dry and rideable today. Gravel roads are crowned and drain faster than singletrack, so they firm up sooner after a storm, but a wet dirt road still ruts and skinny gravel tires grip less, so check the live read before a long day.
Where can I ride gravel near Santa Cruz?
Gravel and dirt roads we track for conditions near Santa Cruz include 26th Avenue, 47th Avenue, Amaya Basin Road and Amaya Creek Road. We tell you whether each one is dry, wet, or still snowed in rather than building the route, so pair the live conditions here with your favorite route planner for the full ride.