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Description: Great network of trails by the lake. There are alot of hills on this trail to keep the trail rolling. Several descents are steep and the ascents can be just as challenging. Lots of leaves here in the fall to slip you up. Much of the trail is tight, twisty singletrack lined with small trees. Varied terrain but nothing too difficult or technical.




reviewed by faurej on October 18, 2009
Caesar's Creek website mentions two trails, one off Harveysburg Rd, for highly experienced riders, and a second off 50 Springs Picnic area for novices. With 15 years of mountain biking experience, I expected the picnic area trail could at least be ridden, but I was wrong. It's horribly overgrown, with multiple tree trunks at waist height, trails that are so overgrown they are impassible, and lots of long thorny plants on the trail itself. No trail maps are available at the entrance to this area, and trails are very poorly marked, or so overgrown the markings are just plain false. Sadly, the park's website says this trail is for novices. Any novice who finds the 50 Springs trail will quit riding. I can't remember the last time I took my bike for a walk....
Similar Trail: Yellow River outside Atlanta, GA. MOMBA or John Bryan in Dayton area.
TRAIL TAGS
cc single track