Reviewed by: Dilligaf , from Craig

Summary:
I am new to the area and this is the first trail I rode in Steamboat. It was recommended by the fine folks at Sore Saddle Cyclery. It is very good trail if you want a quick workout. Not very technical at all and there are only two climbs that will really get your heart going and they are very short. It has a lot of foot traffic and inexpierenced riders so beware. Hey it's in Steamboat so its all good!

Recommended Route:
Leave from the High School

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Get a copy of the Steamboat Trail guide there are lots of great rides in the area.

Reviewed by: Superfly , from Fort Collins

Summary:
This ride ould be fun if the trail were a lot more narrow and had about 95% fewer users. Good place for beginner, but not really anybody else.

Reviewed by: Cheshire Goat , from Greely

Summary:
the only good part of this trail, is the britges. you can Jump 'em, or go under them....people all over...

Recommended Route:
four left turns

Reviewed by: fraklin , from steamboat

Summary:
this is a improved surface trail and not what many would call singletrack it is good for people without technical skills but want to get away from the cars. it is a popular trail and encounters with hikers are the standard so speed has to be kept low

Recommended Route:
starting in town this is an unexciteing double track up spring creek. it's good if it has just rained and everything else is muddy. because it is gravel, it also makes a good night ride

Other recommended trails in the same area:
anything on Emerald mt or hot springs

Reviewed by: Jorge , from Steamboat Springs

Summary:
This trail is gret if you are bored and are too messed up to think very hard. It has some good kickers and bridges to clear. The gravel will let you slide through the turns and the turns will let you slide off the bridges you bearly make. Get a friend to drive you to the top and its twice as good.