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Trail Description:
Goat Mtn trail, also known as the ninja, after the roller coaster. super sweet old growth forest single track about 2 miles. Spring cove trl. steep technical singletrack.The goat mtn trail ascends goat mtn fron the north side of the south shore of bass lake. It starts in the back of the Forks camp ground, steep but climbable. The spring cove trl starts at Spring cove campground at the south end of the south shore of bass lake. both trail climb up about 2/3 the way up the mtn. then meet and continue up to the access rd for Goat mtn fire lookout.
How to get there:
Get to rd 222 on the south shore of Bass lake the campgrounds are marked. The spring cove trail head is right on rd 222. the goat mtn. trail head is at the back of the forks campground. park either at the parking lot at the dam and ride north on rd 222 to spring cove cmpgrd about 2 miles, or park across from the forks resort and the forks cmpgrnd is about 200 yrds south.
| Posted by: Jack on 5/30/2012 |
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Great ride!! First part of the trail is tough and the rise seems endless. The trail itself is clear except for a huge tree about halfway up blocking the ride. Overall great ride but real technical in some parts which keep the ride interesting. Most of the trail is shaded so a camelbak or a water bottle is sufficient. Overall great track and outstanding on your way down.
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| Posted by: rp on 8/23/2006 |
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Anybody ridden this trail lately? (2006)
The trail is awesome, but becoming overgrown. Tree branches slapping arms and blocking the view ahead. this trail could use some tlc.
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| Posted by: jt on 8/16/2003 |
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Great trail, but watch out for chiggers!
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| Posted by: Rossta on 5/8/2003 |
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Excellent trails. Forks has gret burgers and the lake is a great place to cool off after the ride.
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| Posted by: Dman on 6/29/2001 |
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excellent ride, not to hot in the summer, steep climb in the beginning the access road at the top is and easy climb but fun to fly down, watch out for soft spots on some of the turns
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| Posted by: punkin on 2/22/2001 |
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Ferns?Three hours?Its doesn't spound like the same trail.
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| Posted by: Scott Johnson on 2/12/2001 |
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Rode this trail a few years back. The ride up was a granny gear grind that took the better part of 3 hours. The ride down was pure bliss. Some technical parts but mostly sweet fern lined singletrack for miles. Don't reaaly know about the old growth comment in the last post, but close enough.
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