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Ride Summary:
A mix of smooth single track and dirt roads.
Trail Description:
Smooth hardpack trails that turn to mush when it rains. Be prepared to get dirty.
How to get there:
35 miles south of Houston in Galveston County.
Additional Notes:
Call (713) 488-0207 for more information.
| Posted by: Wolfe on 12/30/2009 |
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This trail is most definitely the best for around the Houston area! There are man-made, wooden “playground’ obstacles that are an absolute blast to test your technical skills on with out risking certain death. Also, there are very fast portions that will let you rocket through the trees and with slight bends to keep you leaning on your bike like a down hill skier! They have added some new paths on the outside loops recently. These new trails are GREAT! There are a few points that it is like a roller-coaster with high peaks and steep troughs. If you go in the summer…. Bring bug spray!! After all, it is next to a creek and in Houston/Galveston.
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| Posted by: BCR on 7/26/2009 |
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Super wet at the moment due to recent rain but overall one of the best MB trails in the greater Houston area. Technical if you want it to and plenty of playground toys(ramps, seesaws) if your into that.
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| Posted by: Pesty Runner on 3/31/2009 |
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Does anybody know if this is strictly for bikes or is it runner friendly? I'd hate to get blindsided by a bike!
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| Posted by: Clear Laker on 2/11/2009 |
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I went here for my first time. Mosquitos were the worst ever. I seriously got more than 50 bites in 1 hour. Fun entry and some steep, narrow parts, but overall a great ride.
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| Posted by: bike boy on 10/12/2007 |
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This was my first time on the trail. I thought it was pretty good when i finaly found it not a bigginer course in some places. doesnt dry out fast at all after rain i went a week after it rained at it was still very muddy but over all pretty cool.
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| Posted by: Calibur 29 on 7/7/2007 |
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fun diverse trail. Great workout . If the rain ever stops I will be back on the trail. Much more challenging than Memorial and no two way traffic. Watch for snakes on home stretch fun roller coast ride...
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| Posted by: Al on 2/15/2007 |
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This is not a beginner trail!!!!!!!!!
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| Posted by: aka50 on 12/11/2006 |
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Hopefully the mutant musquitos are gone for the winter. I believe parts of this trail,could possibly be the most challenging in the area. The first section/entry is the best and most difficult cardio section at the park. Like the man-made structures different twist. All in all I like this course, worth the drive occassionally. AKA50
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| Posted by: vicb on 8/24/2006 |
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Aside from the mosquitos, this was a good workout. I liked all the bridges and ramps and "playground" section. I'll be back in the fall.
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| Posted by: mac on 7/7/2006 |
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Just rode here for the first time in June. The first entry/part of the trail kicks ass, lot of roller coaster effects with exposed roots. I really appreciate the effort to build some NorthShore style structures,see-saw,elevated wood paths with some ramps and jumps. There are sections of this trail that are not for new riders are lower level bikes, will get hurt. All in all not a bad ride a little dull in parts, but the other sections make up for that. An absolute must strong!!! musquito spray, otherwise they will have you for lunch. Banzai
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