Reviewed by: mtnnate ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
I was dissapointed but what should I expect- I just got here from Utah. The trail is a good effort but needs some help. Part of me was wondering if it is legal. The tell-tale signs of stacked brush blocking some parts of the trail were present. Anyone else reading this should e-mail me. I am going to start some trail repairs (fallen logs, etc...) and want to expand the trail to the West.
Bottom line: What else is there to ride?

Recommended Route:
Same as others. I want to go through it and mark a clear direction of traffic, as it is now it doesn't make much sense.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
road rides.

Reviewed by: John

Summary:
I'm sorry but there is no way this trail can be rated higher than Bull Mtn. I rode it when first built by acouple of guys in the military and for the area it is nice, the whoop-tee-doos are nice but a 4.75 no way. Nice place to start out but definitely not higher than 2.00

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Head to North GA when you have the time great riding north of Atlanta

Reviewed by: Trey , from Savannah

Summary:
I think thi sis a good trail. It has a good mix of everything and is good fo most levels of riders. I consider myself fairly advanced and it is still an interesting ride to me in some sections. I tis the most dynamic trail in this area.

Recommended Route:
Start at the mounds and work your way to the ditch by the sandy road. Go through the trail and follow the ties and signs. Easy to get turned around. Or go the other way at the mounds and there are some goo routes to the left at the fork.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Skidaway, Gwinett, Tom Triplett

Reviewed by: Peter Alvirez , from FT. Stewart

Summary:
This trail deffinatly smokes me! Lots of nice technical track, especially since we aint got any kind of hills let alone mountains. I just started mountain biking and I love it! I have a Raliegh M80. The drop offs are a little crazy for me still but soon I will take them. I just wish I knew if I was riding the trail the right way, cuz I get a little off coarse I think. I like the track though!

Recommended Route:
Follow the white ties and pick your own rout, easy to get turned aroun because there is so many other routs.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
The only other place I have been to is skidaway island and those trails really suck compared to this one.

Reviewed by: Harold Hill , from Newell N.C.

Summary:
the hills are good for bmx and mtn bikes good jumps, after the ditch it's mostly single track but has some places to pass if your quick the trail has some sand spots but not many there is one section that runs through an old swamp and has roots to negotiateit also has tight turns open turns slick areas hills to climb and go down some of it is tech but not badit is a good track for all

Recommended Route:
start at the concrete trail at the end of the road and go down untill you get to the hills, ride through and go to the ditch at the end and follow the trail around at one point you have a decision to make the trail slits take the right and slip through take the left and it splits again but they come back together for a choice of 3 drop off's anywhere from 2 ft to 4 ft from there continue to follow the trail right before it comes out of the woods you have another choice turn left(still being groomed) and go through the ditch or go out of the woods and circle back on the dirt road the trail is on the other side of the ditch follow it around to the right then left it comes out of the woods briefly and shoots back in follow that back to the hills for now(kevin and i are starting work on a new part of the trail to prevent this) at the end of the hills take a sharp left and follow it back to the start area

Other recommended trails in the same area:
tom triplet, skidaway island,