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Bearwoller Mountain Bike Trail
Carthaige, Tennessee
MTB TRAIL STATS
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1 trail review |
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Difficulty: ? |
| Length: 0 miles | Global Rank: 2526 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Out & Back |
| Ridden: 1 | Wishlist: 1 |
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Description: This trail sucks. I am not Hans Rey, and unless you are, you will not enjoy this trail at all. You will carry, yes I said carry, your bike and tune your hiking and climbing skills long before you break a sweat riding. The trail is not marked worth a damn so you will miss the switchback to the left, leaving you to slide down toward the lake to find the trail. It also dissappears into some private property that we thought was a shot out of Deliverance. If you love a demanding hike, pack a bag and go, but make sure you leave you bike at home. On a lighter note, the bathrooms were clean and the picnic area was very nice.
added in 2003 by guest
Description: This trail sucks. I am not Hans Rey, and unless you are, you will not enjoy this trail at all. You will carry, yes I said carry, your bike and tune your hiking and climbing skills long before you break a sweat riding. The trail is not marked worth a damn so you will miss the switchback to the left, leaving you to slide down toward the lake to find the trail. It also dissappears into some private property that we thought was a shot out of Deliverance. If you love a demanding hike, pack a bag and go, but make sure you leave you bike at home. On a lighter note, the bathrooms were clean and the picnic area was very nice.
added in 2003 by guest 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by bbo1974 on June 16, 2009
Trail was very well maintained and well marked 9 mile loop (grizzly bear trail). No scenic overlook at the top as reward for the demanding climb, but the last two miles was a fun downhill ride. If you want to avoid the steep climb, there is a shorter "black bear" trail.
* Review edited 6/16/2009
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