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Trail Description:
First 7.5 miles are pretty hilly but fun. The last 2.5 miles are a test on your Technical skills.
How to get there:
From I-20 take inter freeway 3132 east to walker road. On walker road go south to colquit road. Take a right onto colquit then continue till you reach spring ridge. At the caution light take a left. After about .5 mile on 169 take a left in the sharp curve onto 789. Follow 789 for about 3-5 miles and the park entrance will be on teh right, beside a church.
Additional Notes:
The park ranger rides a lot, so this trail is in great shape.
| Posted by: Elena on 3/6/2013 |
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Thanks, Ali, can you believe at one point I siulorsey considered removing the page (it was just one then) because not many people were sending in photos and I felt it was getting stale.But fortunately a reader left a comment saying something very similar to your comment and so I left it – and now the gallery is the most popular page after the home page!
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| Posted by: LeGrandRealtor on 6/4/2009 |
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Was thinking about riding this weekend .. are the trails dry or muddy after all these rains?
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| Posted by: Fxfreedom on 4/4/2009 |
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Anybody know if this trail is ready to ride after all the rain lately?
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| Posted by: Fxfreedom on 3/8/2009 |
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Rode this trail today, and it was awesome. I'm a novice mountain biker, and this was a great ride. It's got some hills, and is pretty technical. I'm definitely riding it again.
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| Posted by: Wampuscat on 8/9/2007 |
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Best trail in the state! Doug Rainwater is the park ranger, He takes awesome care of the trail! [img]http://www.locomtb.com/images/photoalbum/68/100_3416.JPG[/img] It's more like 600 ft of ascent for the 10 mile loop.
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