Reviewed by: BD , from Provo

Summary:
Come ride your Christmas present - I just did. Update on this trail: The housing developer just took out a bunch of dead fall and the brunt log that marked the trail head...and when doing so they thrashed the start of the trail so you will not see a well defined trail starting at the fence, just bulldozer tracks...no worries, just poke around and you will see the creek - you can't miss it - and you can pick up the trail there.

Recommended Route:
See Trail Map: Updated Dec. 25th.

Reviewed by: BD , from Provo

Summary:
The wooden fence that comes up to the road marks the trail head. Don't put your mountian bike away - this trail provides a nice place to keep riding in the winter. On my last ride, I spied a blad eagle sitting on a dead fall by the river.

Recommended Route:
See trail map: Updated Dec 14. There is now a wooden fence that comes right out to the road. That is the trailhead.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Like I said, the Nebo has some great trails.

Reviewed by: BD , from Provo

Summary:
TRAIL UPDATE NOV 17, 02
This trail is in great shape and is still very rideable. When the river comes up, some of it will not be. The BJ Loop piece of this trail is now signed as private land. Read the trail notes that I put on the map for details.

Recommended Route:
Map Updated Nov 17, 02: See trail map - you might have to pick your way through a bit of housing construction. After the housed are built, there will be an access path between the third and fouth house on that street.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
My favorite is Blackhawk to Bennie Creek Cut Off in the Nebo area....sooo nice with sick stuff as well

Reviewed by: Jim , from Provo, Utah

Summary:
I am from Fruita Colorado and have grown to love single track riding. I was very pleased after discovering BD's loop because of its close proximity to Provo and its unique riding appeal. The trail winds through marshy areas, along the Provo river and along logging roads, the whole time entertaining with unique obstacles and fun technical riding. Great for an after work or school ride!

Reviewed by: Michelle , from Provo, Utah

Summary:
Located right off the Provo River, BD's Loop provides an extensive diversity of terrain. Ranging from steep rocky slopes, to muddy, root lined trails BD's Loop is a technically challenging route that can be ridden over and over with very little repeat of experience. A definate must ride for any level of experience.