Reviewed by: t80206 ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
This is in addition to an earlier review. This trail gets very mucky after wet weather. I recommend giving it 24-48 hours after a rain or snow melt for it to dry out a little. Other than wet weather, it is still a great trail. Some new trails have been cleared that make for about a 2-3 hour loop ride--some of it with good downhill sections and technical sections.

Reviewed by: lindstrc ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
Just in from Germany where we had some awesome trails, but this one reminds me of home. Good, fast single track with enought hills to keep you in fighting shape! Apx. 12 miles of track depending on what sections you take.

Reviewed by: Matt Smith ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
This is a well maintained singletrack trail. It is technical at some points but is great for beginners as well. One main trail offers a good ride but the offshoots and alternate paths are fun too.

Reviewed by: AH64DB2 ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
Great trail. Almost entirely single-track with some fire road. Challenging uphills and fast downhills. Fit for all skill levels and enough technical spots for the more advanced. Good times to be had a night as well.

Recommended Route:
One main route and working on adding others. Still working on marking the trail so it would be best for newby's to ride with the group rides- 3 x weekly (T-Th-Sun).

Reviewed by: brdm266 ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
A great trail with a little bit of everything. The trail provides a great workout (can be as hard or easy as you like). The terrain is varied. Rocky climbs and descents and plenty of single track. This trail is rideable for any skill level, but intermediate and above riders would enjoy it the best.

Recommended Route:
Only one real route, with some short trails that loop out and return to the main trail.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Lake Perry, Clinton Lake, Landahl Park.