Reviewed by: bikebomber , from quad citys

Summary:
over on the west side theres a swamp get dirty and cross it. on the other side youll find tons of unexplored deer trails please ride these and open them up for us all. every summer the plants grow too fast for my buddies and i to keep the trails open. the more traffic the better.

Recommended Route:
start at either end and ride all the main trails. you should be done in about 15 minutes DONT LEAVE!!!!! notice all the little deer trails, natures best singletrack supplyers, there are tons of them and some are very techincal.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
loud thunder

Reviewed by: tpi , from d port

Summary:
as a proprietor of some of these trails, i would have to say that they have come a long way. BUT, they are still not up to the advanced status as indicated and are only about one mile long. Use yor girlfriends bike and go when there is about a foot of snow if you want a challenge.

Reviewed by: Len , from Davenport

Summary:
Its a fun little technical network of trails that some good natured people have developed. It's not much, but if your out stretching your legs with your mt. bike on the Duck Creek path, give it a ride through. You'll be glad you did.

Recommended Route:
Only trails leading off of the Duck Creek bike path between Junge Park (Harrison & 35th) and Marquette St.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Sugarbottom, Loud Thunder (IL), Scott Co. Park, Sylvan Island (IL)