Reviewed by: Jason ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
A very fast trail. Great for beginners. I went about 2 days after a good rain and about 50% was one big mud puddle. There's a spot near the lake where the trail was really swampy after rain and was underwater for about 1/4 mile. There were 2 downed trees (big ones)that I had to crawl over and they could do a better job marking the trail.

Reviewed by: C , from chickamauga, GA

Summary:
No this trail is not very difficult at all, BUT like the last reviewer said if you hammer it the whole way it can be pretty interesting. 2 laps at a kick ass pace makes for a nice ride...I would however try to avoid this trail on the weekends as it can be very crowded with hikers, joggers and OLD MEN WHO LOOSE CONTROL OF THEIR CRUISER BIKES RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU...anyway...

Recommended Route:
go straight at the split

Reviewed by: G , from Chattanooga

Summary:
As fast as you can go is the only way to ride this course. When wide-open, it is technical, fun and a great workout. Don't let anybody fool you. All trails are easy if you poke. This is a beginner's trail but fun for anyone with the balls to peg it out.

Recommended Route:
Good Ride but do it wide open

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Signal Mountain

Reviewed by: Terry , from Conyers, GA

Summary:
I rode this trail just after a rain. The mud was thick in places, and many of the holes were much deeper than they looked. I almost face planted when my wheels dug in and brought me to a screeching halt. Overall, the ride is fun, but not challenging (except for the mud) The trail does deserve a bit higher score, so I am awarding 5 stars to move it up a bit.

Recommended Route:
Seems to be obvious. Go right or left, you'll end up back at the split soon enough.