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Trail Description:
Approximately .75 miles of flat trail takes you to the first single-track hill climb, which will get you get you warmed up in a hurry. From there the trail is a nice mix of rolling terrain with some nice, sudden descents and climbs. Very fun ride, not overly technical, and fast. The final downhill takes you down a steep and sandy slope that is used by skiers in the winter months.
How to get there:
Located at Hanson Hills Ski and Recreation Area, less than 5 minutes from Grayling (off M-72 West).
Additional Notes:
Go around the loop more than once. For the official mountain bike trail, stay on the trail marked wi
| Posted by: trail man on 3/29/2009 |
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Alot more than .75 miles of trail!!!!! About 15 miles and always expanding. Not too technical, but some spots are a lil tricky. Flows pretty well and the crew there seems to take care of any problems that arise. Needs better trail maps, though I doubt anyone will get lost!
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| Posted by: joe shmoe on 1/20/2006 |
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this trail is a lot of work. I took the shortest route and the climbs were long and the downhills short until the last hill which you can go down a really steep approx. 200ft hill with deep sand or you can take a steep singletrack down which was fun but short for all the climbing I did. I'm used to pontiac lake which is a lot more technical.
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| Posted by: Sue M. on 10/26/2001 |
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This is my new favorite trail in Michigan. As described, it can get and keep your attention without wearing you down. So much fun!
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