Reviewed by: Rick Hammock , from Altus OK.

Summary:
The trail starts off easy with a gradual incline into the trees. Some areas get real tight - watch out for the thorny vines. Some areas get rocky and technical. The single track comes out on a dirt road that leads to a barb-wire gate. A short ride through cow pasture, cross a couple creeks to get to the back loop. This part gets real rocky with long climbs and downhills. Excellent trail for the intermediate to advanced riders. Beginners may have trouble. There are two fenses to jump, thats why it's best to go with a local rider that knows the trail. It is on private property, but the owners don't mind us riding the trail as long as we don't leave trash or disturb the cows.

Recommended Route:
Easiest way is to contact Johnnie at Jones Bike Shop in Altus or myself. It's kind of hard to find.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Elk City, Tom Steed, 12 MOH, Copper Breaks in Texas