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Review Date January 8, 2004 Overall Rating
4 of 5
Aerobic Difficulty
4 of 5
Technical Difficulty
3 of 5
Ridden Trail: Once a month
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Reviewed by: Murph
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Cross Country Rider Summary: Be aware that the trail description at the top is obviously not referring to the Isle DuBois trail. It's apparently describing the Ray Roberts Greenbelt trail which is nearby. Isle Du Bois is a great trail. It has three loops of fairly untechnical one-way winding singletrack that is fun and has some climbs that are a bit of work. There is a fourth loop (loop "D") that is a lot more technical in terms of rocks and is among the tougher trails to clean in the area. Nearly the entire trail is shaded. It is well designed and takes water well. Some spots get very sandy in between rains. It's a pretty park and I've encountered deer on the trail. I highly recommend it for XC types especially. Recommended Route: Trail is an expanding-loops type design so take the left trail off the trailhead and do all the loops or skip the D loop (marked "expert") if you don't like rock gardens Other recommended trails in the same area: On the other side of the lake is the Johnson Branch trail which is not to be missed.
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Review Date June 15, 2001 Overall Rating
4 of 5
Ridden Trail: Once a month
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Reviewed by: Neil
, from Plano Summary: This is a nice trail. Lots of good hills, lots of rock. There are almost no flats. Definately worth the trip.
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