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Ride Summary:
Three loops to choose from.
Trail Description:
Chickasabogue Park offers three loops for mountain bikes. Two of the loops are open on alternating days to keep trail wear to a minimum. The third, an easier loop is open every day. The park offers some technical tight trails with roots and some fast trails easier trails.
How to get there:
From I-65 take Exit 13. If you're coming from the South, go left at the light. If you're coming from the North, go right at the light. Then turn left onto Shelton Beach Road. Follow Shelton Beach Road past the Mobile College and for another mile or so to Whistler Street. Turn left onto Whistler and look for the signs to the park.
Additional Notes:
There is a $1.00 fee per day to ride these trails.
| Posted by: Austin on 7/17/2008 |
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Rode here today, it was good fun except for the million spider webs ;).
The best trails are once you cross under the highway, I spent about 2 hours tooling around in 'black forest', 'coaster' and i forgot the name of the other one. I just moved up from Key West so this is the first time my fisher 29 has seen dirt and had a blast.
There were only a couple of logs i couldn't clear and the only sketchy area was a little canyon, i ran it a couple of times for some good fun.
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| Posted by: M.C on 1/11/2008 |
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Easy to intermediate, w/ a couple of technical sections. The best ride in the Mobile area
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| Posted by: Johnny on 5/14/2001 |
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The University Campus was a way better place. Trust me.
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| Posted by: K.R. on 10/10/2000 |
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NEW TRAILS HAVE BEEN ADDED IN THE LAST SIX MONTHS THAT MAKE THE ENTIRE LOOP ABOUT 15 MILES. THESE NEW LOOPS ARE DEMANDING BOTH TECHNICALLY AND AEROBICALLY. COME CHECK THEM OUT. IT IS DEFINITELY NOT THE CHICKASBOGUE OF OLD.
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| Posted by: Blade from the mail room. on 8/20/2000 |
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The best thing about this trail is these two white women still have all their teeth. Score while you can. Party on.
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| Posted by: on 7/18/2000 |
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Very well maintained trails, Some very steep places at time's, gets pretty muddy after rain
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| Posted by: Eric "Endo" Bloom on 5/22/2000 |
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Hold on to your dentures. There are lots of roots that can test your shocks and elbows. A couple of short technical climbs that you can quickly walk up if you can't ride them.
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