Reviewed by: Leonard ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
Man nice trail! Fast to ride in most places, a few nice climbs, but it is not well marked and hard to follow. I rode at the end of sept. never got off the bike, hundreds of frikin ticks, Tiny Ticks. Everywhere ticks ticks ticks, A hatchery! What do you do. I would love to ride here again after a good freeze.
Its really a nice park. Pretty woods, nice trails. Mind the parasites

See Ya'

Reviewed by: Nate (N8) , from S'port

Summary:
TCaney Lake is an awesome trail!!! It is pretty well maintained and fun to ride. There are 4 loops, however, one of the loops is closed (ClockWork Orange). The advance rider can ride all three remaining trails for a good workout. The Sugar Cane Trail is a beginner trail... transition to the new-ishh Kona Trail for some intermediate action then on to the Lost Woman for some Advanced technical fun!

Recommended Route:
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Other recommended trails in the same area:
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Reviewed by: Tony , from Bossier,LA

Summary:
This was my first time on this (or any) trail so remember that when you read this. I rode with a friend that has been on this trail a lot and is a good bit more of an advanced rider than myself. We took the intermediate rte and rode part of the Kona trail. To me the trail seemed sort of hard to follow because it was so covered with leaf litter which also caused traction problems on some of the steeper downhill sections. I believe clockwork orange is still out of commission. If you've never really pushed yourself on a ride don't underestimate the word "intermediate".
As far as technical sections there were a lot of little humps and hurtles to be negotiated but only one section that I chickened out on towards the end, other than that the hardest part was the up and down which I was told wasn't really all that hard by other trail standards.
To sum up if you haven't been on a bike in 10 years, or you have to think to hard about wether or not you can ride this trail, don't!! Bisteneau is suppose to be a fun trail for beginers.

Recommended Route:
clockwise(for right now).

Other recommended trails in the same area:
I can't recommend anything else right now.

Reviewed by: Todd , from Ruston

Summary:
This was my favorite trail in the area,but not anymore. I lived in S'port for six years and rode it three times a week for 3 years. It is in the worse shape I have ever seen it in. First a tornado took out the best part(clock work orange) and now the trail is almost compleatly over grown. There were a few new trees down on the trail(we moved them)and the weeds are taking the trail over! The park director needs to get their head out of their "point of contact" and have some work done on this once fun trail!!! And to top it all off they have raised the price of admission!!! Untill the trail is reworked don't waste the trip.
Oh, and don't let the park ranger catch you with tools to work on the weeds etc. your self. In the past I would have given it a 5, but the ticks, downed trees, and weeds knock it to a 1.

Recommended Route:
Clock wise, but now?

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Bodcau is cool, I was pleasently suprised. It is almost like a more flowing Clockwork Orange.