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Trail Description:
This trail has lots of diffrent terrain. It has the techmical stuff for the experinced person, and rolling fire roads for the other people.
How to get there:
Take I65 to Vietnam Vetrans Blvd. This will run into 31E follow it about 2 miles until you get to Lock 4 Rd. It will be on the right at the red light just after Wal-mart.
| Posted by: Adam on 8/6/2009 |
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Great for single speeds. Great for speed and then also
has great hills that will make you work for it.
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| Posted by: globow on 7/25/2009 |
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Best Ever
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| Posted by: chris on 10/29/2007 |
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its pretty good for beginners and intermediate riders but too many slow riders for the experienced to enjoy it
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| Posted by: tanner on 7/15/2007 |
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i feel blessed to have this trail 15 minutes away from my house.its extra fast
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| Posted by: metzger on 4/10/2007 |
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Rode this yesterday and loved it. It is plenty long and one section leads to another making for a ride of about 60-75 minutes all together. Plenty of everything and well marked. Jumps, drops, fast stretches and climbs. My favorite in the area.
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| Posted by: whitt on 3/20/2007 |
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i love this place it is where i live and i go there 2 to 3 times a week i love it and im 12 so im jus gettin started
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| Posted by: weekendwarrior on 8/31/2006 |
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Its perfect
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| Posted by: XC Rider on 5/8/2006 |
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Lock 4 is a blast and has a little bit of everything for XC riding. Nice place to learn how to ride some minor switchbacks and good ole fune single track. Very good signage except were to exit! Water is very close on sections 4-8.
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| Posted by: JMS32 on 4/19/2006 |
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Lock 4 is a great ride. I went there not knowing
what shape it would be in after the storms. I found
it in fine shape unlike the poor folks down the way.
The start of the trail is perfect for breaking in new
folks to the sport. There's plenty of natural
suroundings to calm the soul. It's just a clear, wide
single track that begs for speed. Watch out for the
elbow turns by the lake or you may get wet!
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| Posted by: coryintn on 5/5/2005 |
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This was the first trail I ever rode, back in 2003. The rocky hills on Sec 1-2 made it difficult for me (I'm a clydesdale), but you sure learn quickly how to hill start or walk it up. Great trail, great scenery, just a few bumps and bruises -- bring eye protection for low branches.
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