Reviewed by: Tim , from Cape Canaveral, FL, USA

Summary:
Tight singletrack mixed with sections of doubletrack. Hard packed/drains very well. Even after several days of hard rain, there are but a few puddles to contend with. Not all that challenging technically but you can ride it fast and get a great cardio workout. Look out for little stumps hiding in the saw grass. They're the hidden hazards on this trail.
As a relative newby to the sport, this trail has done a lot to bolster my confidence. I have enjoyed riding it many times and I always seem to enjoy it. I give it a solid 3 all the way.

Recommended Route:
Contrary to the directions above, you can actually take a right or a left at the trail head. If you take a right, you'll start on doubletrack and then alternate between sections of singletrack and doubletrack, ultimately ending in someone's yard. Just turn around and run it back out to the trailhead. Then, you can take a left outa the trailhead and run all the way to the SR528 bridge at Sykes Creek. Can either turn around and run it back or ride Sea Ray Road East to Banana River Drive and then turn South and ride streets/sidewalks back to your vehicle.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Pine Island Conservation Area, Spruce Creek

Reviewed by: Rory , from Cocoa

Summary:
This trail is hardpacked, has lots of tight turns, with a few small jumps. Its a good technical practice trail or for a first timer. Every time I ride it it seems like a different trail. Its great and close to home.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Snowhill (also Little Big Econ)off of Chuliota Rd and SR50 towards Orlando.

Reviewed by: Derrick , from Merritt Island, Fl

Summary:
This track is not a very well known but seems to be very challeging everytime I ride.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Oleta State Park

Reviewed by: Tom , from Titusville

Summary:
It's a nice ride, fast, narrow and can come back on some roadway if you like. Only problem...HOMO'S. Saw two guys beating each other off near the trailhead. Augh...This is a fag hangout and is listed on some queer websites as a place to meet and beat.

Reviewed by: Warren , from Merritt Island

Summary:
Great ride, just look out for hidden roots, Some holding water after a good rain, nice tight turns for some people that know what they are doing.

Recommended Route:
Best route is to the left from the trail head.