|
Trail Description:
Many different loops to choose from with some criss-cross so you can make your own loop or figure eight. There are rolling sections of single track with fast, uninterupted downhills. The blue loop gets moderately to advanced, technically with some drop-offs whic make interesting climbs when you circle the loop in the opposite direction. There are small creek crossings involved in this ride. periods of the trail will be a challenge for even the best weekend warrior. a The upper loop (the red trail) is easier and faster, minimal technical skills required, and very fast. This loop is about 3 miles and is a fantastic warm-up and cool-down.
How to get there:
East from Muldraugh KY. Muldraugh sits on Dixie Highway which runs south, out of Louisville. Muldraugh is in Meade County and is approximately 40 minutes south of Louisville. When you reach Muldraugh, just follow the park signs.
| Posted by: MTB711 on 3/11/2008 |
|
 |
I rode some of the trails on a camping trip. They are fun to ride with your friends and family, altohugh some of them are pretty challenging. They lead to some great views of the Ohio River.
|
| Posted by: Rider77 on 7/23/2007 |
|
|
this trail offers fun for first timers and people thats be doing their whole life!
|
| Posted by: Akimbo70 on 11/28/2003 |
|
|
I've been riding these trails since the
mid-90s. Incredble singletrack . A lot
of technical and challenging routes.
Gorgeous views.
|
| Posted by: jonathan on 8/24/2003 |
|
|
i went on a trail at otter creek for a little bit im still new to it and i want to know whats the best bike i could get for under 500 dollars im 17 so i dont have that much money and is otter creek a good place to get started
|
| Posted by: Warren on 7/16/2003 |
|
|
I compare everything I ride to this park. Since it has such a great mixture of rides its hard to get bored. You get to work on technical skills as well indurance with the uphills. Of course the downhills make up for all that struggle up.
|
| Posted by: ecnickp on 2/20/2002 |
|
|
It all depends on how you ride the trails. Otter Creek is great you can stay on trails for hours and see some beautiful scenes at the same time.
|
| Posted by: Dickert36 on 11/28/2000 |
|
|
Fell down a hill and busted my teeth.
|
| 
