Huntsville Land Trust

Trail Description:
The trails in the Huntsville Land Trust consist of rocky technical trails, stream crossings, screaming descents, and some extremely challenging sections. The best route is to ride up the Old Railroad trail and connect with the Bluff Line trail then the Wagon Trail then for a screaming ride down, take the Waterline Trail. Keep an eye out for the caves.

How to get there:
From HWY 231, head East on University/Pratt. Follow Pratt through the 5 points area and up the mountain. A few curves past Toll Gate Road you will see a sign and parking lot for the Huntsville land Trust on the right.

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