Reviewed by: Ben , from Orlando

Summary:
Not sure what all the bad-mouthing is about. I raced this course in an adv race a few weeks ago (end of June) and it was in GREAT shape. The ditches were steep and could be tricky if you haven't ridden more than once or twice. They just take practice. (Hint: handlebars forward and weight back!) This is a fast course with a few short easy climbs and a fast section that briefly opens up onto a dirt road for a short downhill. Overall an easy but still fun trail. Check it out and don't complain unless you're going to make a better one!

Recommended Route:
Either way...

Reviewed by: nathan , from evans

Summary:
i rode the trail today and yes i am glad to say is shaping up very nicely! the huge gulleys are no rideable and are a good rush just be ready for the otehr side! there are a lot of roots but gettin ready for the race coming up they have marked the trail very well (yes red painted arrows annd trees but very easy to follow!) along with a few hills and a coupla fast sections it mixxed up to be a decent trail even though i dont like havin to pay!

Recommended Route:
counter clockwise the way the arrows point!pum

Other recommended trails in the same area:
pumping station

Reviewed by: Paul , from Martinez

Summary:
SORBA-CSRA has performed work on this trail. As of today, all of the ditches can be ridden. The trail is clearly marked and the trail has been cleared of all leaves and pinestraw. Give this trail another chance and go ride it. Yes, the trail still needs work, such as trail location to prevent erosion, but it is alot better then it use to be.

Recommended Route:
Either way

Reviewed by: S.R. aka, Shimano Robot , from Appling, GA

Summary:
This trail reminds me of Lick Fork, Stevens Creek and Turkey Creek trails fifteen years ago. This trail is getting some use and has become better marked. The ditch crossings that other reviewers have mentioned are charcteristic of most trails in this area. The other trails have just been ridden longer and bridges have been placed across the ditches. The trail is mostly single track with a couple of old fire roads thrown in. The trail is not as fast as some in this area, but offers some short technical down hills and climbs. Most of the ditches are rideable for experianced ATBers, there are a few that I would like to see bridges across. If you like single track and are looking for a trail close to Augusta, this is one you should ride. This trail would be good for beginners and intermediate riders. Advanced riders might want to do a few laps or combine this trail with the trail at Keg Creek when not in Hunting season.

Recommended Route:
Counter Clockwise or Both

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Stevens Creek, Turkey Creek, Wine Creek, Mistletoe State Park, Lick Fork, Parsons Mountain, Keg Creek etc.