Reviewed by: chuck ,  Downhiller , from fort worth

Summary:
This place was great middle of nowhere awesome scenery the people at the headquarters building were very cool they did look at us like we were retarded when they found out we were going to ride I guess it's because it was like 105 that day but it was a dry heat The trail was easy but there are a couple of fun areas just watch out for rattlers I hauled ass around a corner and almost thumped one don't go completely by the trail markers half of them are f__ked but above all BRING A CAMERA!!!!!

Recommended Route:
follow the trail after the long climb you'll see a fork to the left that says hiking trail thats also the bike trail if you go right you'll go to the road and a R.V. camping area w/water shaded tables and a piss n' poop.

Reviewed by: Ty , from Wichita Falls area

Summary:
Well, it was okay, but I wont make another trip to ride this trail. Pretty flat and boring for the most part. There was one area that went steeply into the bottom of a small canyon that was pretty fun. Other than that, there were a few woopdedoos in one area and thats about it. Like the above review said, if you are going camping here, take the bike. Otherwise, dont waste your time.

Reviewed by: Darren Williams , from Decatur, IN USA

Summary:
I've ridden this trail a couple of times and it's great. It's got a little bit of trail for everyone from single track and technical to fire roads that are open. You've got to try this trail at some point.

Reviewed by: Todd , from Lewisville, Tx

Summary:
I took my bike along while camping here once, just to check out the trail when I wasn't fishing or kicking around in the nearby Pease River. Copper Breaks is out in the middle of nowhere, which I sometimes crave. The cycling experience was okay, but to be fair it was muddy when I went and we only hit a few miles of trail. The doubletrack Jeep trails would probably be fun on a dual-suspension rig, but kinda sucked on my hardtail. I wouldn't go out of my way to go cycling in Copper Breaks, as most of the ride was a little dull. But if you're going to camp there, if you've got room for the bike, take it.

Recommended Route:
Ask at the park HQ.