Yorba Linda sits against Carbon Canyon and Chino Hills trail country. We're a Santa Ana shop about 18 miles by road from Yorba Linda City Hall.
Yorba Linda publishes a citywide trail system of over 100 miles for hikers, bikes and equestrians, with links toward Carbon Canyon Regional Park, Chino Hills State Park, the Santa Ana River Trail and Yorba Regional Park (City of Yorba Linda). Casino Ridge and Quarter Horse staging areas have direct routes into Chino Hills State Park. That mix of dirt connectors and canyon roads is why many north-county riders keep a gravel or trail-ready bike next to a road bike.
We're not in Yorba Linda; our one shop is in Santa Ana. Yorba Linda riders usually come to us for tune-ups after dusty trail days, brake work, tubeless setups and Cervélo bikes.
About 18.0 miles by road from Yorba Linda City Hall (4845 Casa Loma Ave) (14.0 miles in a straight line). Approximate: computed from OpenStreetMap coordinates and routing data. Traffic and your exact start point change it.
From City Hall at 4845 Casa Loma Ave, a typical drive uses Richfield Rd and Lakeview Ave to the 55 freeway south. Continue on the 55 toward Costa Mesa, exit at MacArthur Blvd, and follow MacArthur west. The shop is at 3420 W MacArthur Blvd Suite B, between Fairview St and Harbor Blvd, just north of the 405. About 18 miles by road in our OpenStreetMap routing data—approximate, and traffic changes it.
Directions from Yorba Linda in Google Maps
Yorba Linda's trail map links local paths to Carbon Canyon Regional Park and Chino Hills State Park. State Parks describes more than 90 miles of multi-use trails in Chino Hills; check trail status after rain (the park often closes when wet).
Sources: City of Yorba Linda: Trails · CA State Parks: Chino Hills State Park
The canyon road toward Brea and Carbon Canyon Regional Park is a classic north-county climb corridor. Expect two-lane traffic; ride off-peak when you can.
Sources: bikeclimbs.com: Carbon Canyon Road climb · OC Parks: Carbon Canyon Regional Park
Yorba Linda sits near the Santa Ana River Trail system. Use the river path for a car-free warm-up before a canyon day, or as a long out-and-back toward the coast.
Sources: OC Parks: Santa Ana River Trail map (PDF) · OCTA blog: Bike the Santa Ana River Trail
Dust, heat and mixed surfaces are hard on chains, rotors and tubeless sealant. Yorba Linda riders most often need a tune-up, brake bleed, tubeless refresh or drivetrain clean after canyon and trail weeks. Shopping for a Cervélo? See our dealer page.
Yorba Linda packing list: city trails into Chino Hills State Park, Carbon Canyon Road climbing, and Santa Ana River Trail connectors. State Parks notes Chino Hills often closes after significant rain—check status before a dirt day.
From Yorba Linda City Hall, the general direction toward the shop is southwest. Our routing data shows about 18.0 miles by road (14.0 miles in a straight line)—approximate figures from OpenStreetMap coordinates and OSRM routing, not a drive-time promise.
Yorba Linda riders usually combine a visit with specialist work: tune-ups, brake bleeds, tubeless / wheels, builds, and Cervélo quotes. Book service online or call (714) 760-4908.
Sources: City of Yorba Linda: Trails · CA State Parks: Chino Hills State Park
Book · Tubeless guide · OC service area.
About 18.0 miles by road from Yorba Linda City Hall and 14.0 miles in a straight line, using OpenStreetMap coordinates and OSRM routing. Both are approximate.
Yes. We service road, gravel and mountain bikes of any brand, including tubeless setups and brake work common after Chino Hills and Carbon Canyon rides.
California State Parks often closes Chino Hills after significant rain to protect trails. Check the park status before you drive out.
Yes. Mention tubeless, brake type and how dusty the bike is when you book.
Veloaded Cyclery has one location, in Santa Ana. We don't have a shop in Yorba Linda.
(714) 760-4908 · [email protected]
Hours as listed on Google. Call ahead on holidays.
