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Description: Worst Trail I have ever ridden, no maintenace, overgrown, so many rocks on the trail you are lucky to average 3mph...
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reviewed by Pedigre on January 8, 2008
At BLORA, the only trail worth riding is the Intermediate. The Novice is nothing more than a cross between doubletrack and a dirt road and the advanced isn’t really a trail, but a few outshoots of the Intermediate. The “Minefield”’ is exactly that, lined with rocks just big enough to make for a bad day if you aren’t careful and what “Clean Up On Isle 3”’ lacks in rocks it makes up with in tight turns that demand your focus. When you get to Medevac Mountain be ready for BLORA’s greatest asset and make sure you have a clue when it comes to fast descents, because that’s what’s coming. When you come to I.D. marker “K” you have the choice of taking either ‘Autobahn” or “Chutes and Ladders” – go for “Chutes and Ladders”; “Autobahn” is more like a school zone at 3 p.m. BLORA does provide a few areas of wide-open singletrack that allow you to get some speed, but it’s not enough to excuse the let down that follows the ridiculous climbs of “Devil’s Backbone” and “Sparta Mountain Ascent.” After climbing the near impossible, you are at the end of the trail. Personally, I was expecting a sweet descent or at least some fast singletrack to wrap things up, not a sudden return to the horse dropping factory that is the picnic area. Speaking of which, the entire trail system is essentially a random minefield of horse droppings, so watch out!
Similar Trail: Rocky Hill Ranch, Flat Rock Ranch

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