Ride premium electric mountain bikes through Las Llamas Canyon on a two-hour guided tour that mixes smooth fire-road climbs with an optional singletrack. Perfect for beginners seeking big views and assisted power on sandstone ridgelines.
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You roll onto the smooth fire road and the canyon opens — sandstone boulders rising like broken teeth and oak savannahs throwing shifting shade across the trail. The Ducati and Specialized e-bikes hum beneath you, lending a confident push as the Santa Susana ridgelines unfurl in broad, 360-degree views.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Reasonable cardiovascular fitness and leg strength for mixed climbs and short technical sections; less fitness required than a non-motorized ride.
Wildlife
History
This stretch of the Santa Susana region was traversed by Tataviam and Chumash groups; later it became part of ranchland and old stage routes linking inland valleys to the coast.
Conservation
Stay on designated roads and singletrack to protect fragile chaparral and prevent erosion; e-bikes reduce exertion but still impact soils, so following guide instructions helps preserve trails.
Reserve your spot on the Rocky Peak Electric Mountain Bike Tour (Beginner) today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Hydrate for two hours
Bring a 1–2L hydration pack; bottled water is provided but a hands-free reservoir keeps you riding without stopping.
Use a cushioned sole shoe
Stiffer soles transfer power better on e-bikes and protect your feet on rocky fire roads.
Start with low assist if new
Begin on a lower pedal-assist setting to learn handling before switching up to higher power on climbs.
Check weather for wind
Santa Susana ridges can be exposed—high winds make steering and balance harder, so reschedule if gusts are strong.
Helmet (if not provided)
Protects your head on descents and is often required by guides.
Hydration pack (1–2L)
Keeps water accessible for continuous riding and hot conditions.
summer
Trail shoes or flat pedal shoes
Good grip and protection on pedals for rocky fire-road and singletrack sections.
Light wind layer
Useful for cool mornings and exposed ridge tops where temperatures drop quickly.
spring