Reviewed by: ride420 ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
What a great place! I can't believe that was in Florida. These guys did a great job on this trail. Really nice inclines and declines. Some pretty techinical parts and beautiful scereny. Defintely worth the drive. Thanks for the hook up Paul!

Recommended Route:
10 - mile loop. Granny's Revenge and Millers Mile will kick your butt!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Santos, Belleview, and Hannah

Reviewed by: Ray , from Miami, Fl. USA

Summary:
After my doctor told me that I should start doing some exercises, 4 months ago me and my wife decided to try MTB riding, so this is our first time on this trail. First we were greeted by a friendly fellow (Dave) who took the time to explain in detail the layout of the whole course.
BOY, BOY, BOY, THIS TRAIL IS INCREDIBLE !!! We fell in love immediately with it. I mean, the way it is planned(From flat to hard and then a great cool down) a perfect workout... Just take PLENTY of fluid and don't get caught up in an endless loop (inside joke, No, but seriously, we were trying to get out of a trail by taking the short loop and would end up in the same place we started) but I guess it's just beginners unluck.
Razorback has trails for everyone, from Kids loop (about 1 1/2 mile long), short loop (about 5 m. long), to the long loop (some expert, mostly advanced -10 miles total)
We recommend this trail for any MTB enthusiast that thinks that Florida is all flat. Ha! You'll be surprised.
We can't wait to come back again and again.

Recommended Route:
I went to MAPQUEST on the internet and entered Reddick, FL. and it took me straight to the spot.
PERFECT, (just don't get discouraged from the little sign at the gate)

Reviewed by: Ryan , from Boynton Beach, FL

Summary:
Rode this trail this past Easter weekend along with Bellview/Santos. This trail is easier to follow than Santos, and has some of the best climbs and descents in Florida. Big Gulp lives up to it's name.. When you hit the bottom of the drop, you will be pulling enough G forces to throw you back in the saddle if you are standing up. Triple dipper was another notable spot on the trail. Only thing that sucks is that it's only open on Saturday & Sunday. When talking to some of Razorback's regular riders, it seems that the future of these trails may be uncertain in the next couple of years. Increasing threat of the nearby strip mine has already claimed at least 1 mile of "Grannies Revenge" from what I have been told, although they may take the next year off from digging. It would be a real drag to lose this trail. From what I understand Hardrock has recently closed their gates to MTB'ers and is now MX only.

Recommended Route:
$2 Dollars for annual card, & $4 per person per day. I think annual passes can be purchased for $50.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Santos/Bellview-Some sick steep drops in the pits.. But you can get lost real easy.