Reviewed by: TylerDirden ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
Sweet little fun ride. Scenic. Good for all levels. Some sections might be tough for beginners, just walk em, very few though. Its all good every day of the year all types of weather. Slick rock when wet but still cake to ride. A few hikers and walkers dependent on what time of day you go and the occasional horse. I take my begginer daughter and she loves it so do many of my experianced friends. Just a tasty little nugget aprox 1-1half hr ride dependent on way you go. minimal climbs just trail riding fun.

Recommended Route:
We park at the turnout as far east as you can go. you'll see paid parking lot for boats and the like but parking on the shoulder requires no fee or permit. Drop in on the trailhead off to your right and ride the trail. Keep riding until the top of last climb and set of switchbacks takes you to bottom and cross the 4th? wooden bridge. On the pavement look right and go aprox 200' and look left You cant miss the trail sign. go up and continue on the trail. You will come to a point where the trail continues straight which takes you to the campgroud or you can hang the right turn and continue down and up the trail untill you come to the paved parking lot look straight and ahead and right and you'll see your car. If you went to the campground you can either roadie it outta there just get up to the road above you or go out the way you came in then when you get to the fork go left and up to the parking lot. Many others park on the shoulders near the campground and go the opposite direction but I have ridden it this way and it is my opinion that this is strickly for WANKERS! Try it both ways to see which way suits you best but either way I think you wil like it.

Reviewed by: Adam , from Shasta Lake, CA

Summary:
This trails so easy I've done it on my road bike and only had to dab twice in a couple of the loose switchbacks towards the finish. Its good for some high speed single track action and tempo rides. Good views and usually some wildlife wandering around.

Recommended Route:
clockwise

Reviewed by: Kelli , from Redding, CA, USA

Summary:
It's a little technical. Definitly a work out. It took me an hour and half to ride those 8 miles. Good for training. But it's fun and you feel good when you're done.

Recommended Route:
Ride it backwards so that the switchbacks are at the beginning, then it's mostly downhill. Basically don't start at the trail head, that has the sign. Just before you get to that sign the trail is on the right side of the road and is not marked. Then you will loop around and at the end, end up at the trail sign.

Reviewed by: singlespeedslayer , from reddingcausa

Summary:
click-a-poo-dee is a good easy training ride, perfect for an hour and a 1/2 to 3/4 session, good for those days you just want to pedal and get the lactic acid out of the muscles, also its good for taking the less experienced rider on because of how well maintained the trail is year round.
NOT A VERY GOOD TASTE OF REDDING IF YOU LIKE HILLS, UP OR DOWN

Recommended Route:
to get there : 299 east, left at dry creek, stay right at the fork in the road, then park
on the trail : ride it all one way and when you get to where the trail meets itself turn around and ride the trail in reverse, you get more than 15 miles this way and its just as fun either way

Other recommended trails in the same area:
any thing out by shasta dam "lemurian course(some of its legal)"