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Croft Passage Mountain Bike Trail
Spartanburg, South Carolina
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
4 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 4/19/09 by wanderingpops |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 20 miles | Global Rank: #1464 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 3 | Wishlist: 11 |
Directions:
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Take Hwy 56 (union St) south. You will cross hwy 295 and the School for the Deaf and Blind will be on your left. Approx 1 mi. The road after the school will be Carolina Country Club Rd. take a left. Follow this road until the stop sign. Approx 1 mi. The trail head will be to your right at the stop sign. Park on the easement of the road next to the sign.
Description: The beginning of this trail is flat and follows Kelsey creek for a mile or so. This is a good warm up for the hills that come. This is a network of 20+miles of singletrack that has been built and ridden by a handful of ex mtb racers. These are very challenging trails that consist of logs, jumps, and hills. This trail system is harder than anything in SC. Very little signage, if you have a gps, go to motionbased and enter dairy ridge or croft passage for routes.
Take Hwy 56 (union St) south. You will cross hwy 295 and the School for the Deaf and Blind will be on your left. Approx 1 mi. The road after the school will be Carolina Country Club Rd. take a left. Follow this road until the stop sign. Approx 1 mi. The trail head will be to your right at the stop sign. Park on the easement of the road next to the sign.
Description: The beginning of this trail is flat and follows Kelsey creek for a mile or so. This is a good warm up for the hills that come. This is a network of 20+miles of singletrack that has been built and ridden by a handful of ex mtb racers. These are very challenging trails that consist of logs, jumps, and hills. This trail system is harder than anything in SC. Very little signage, if you have a gps, go to motionbased and enter dairy ridge or croft passage for routes.
added on January 21, 2009 by 
NEARBY TRAILS
- Southside Park in Spartanburg (2.7 miles away)
- Tour De Dump in Spartanburg (3.1 miles away)
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by DairyRidgeRider on November 12, 2009
The Croft Passage is a network of trails that consists of hills, jumps, logs, and thirty plus miles of sweet single track.
Similar Trail: Ride down West Stone Mtn/Rocky Ridge in Dupont.
reviewed by liknbikn on September 1, 2009
I saw the palmetto trail on mtbr and figured I would give it a try. I showed up on a tuesday at 5:30 and met a group of bikers that took me on a seventeen mile loop that was unreal. I love this place. The trail varies from easy to extremely difficult. Everyone should definitely give these trails a ride.
Similar Trail: Dupont
reviewed by lovetheladies on August 6, 2009
Rode this trail last saturday. All I can say is wow. I usually ride Issaqueena or Paris Mtn. Man I will be making the drive to Spartanburg more often. The trail system that branches off the Croft passage is better than anything I have ridden in the Upstate.
Similar Trail: I also ride Issaqueena and Paris Mtn.
reviewed by goretoye on June 7, 2009
When I first arived at Croft State Park, I didn't know what I was getting myself into. Boy was I surprised!!! The trails are great! There is a little of everything, mainly moderate to extremely difficult trails. This place is part of Croft State Park. I only gave this State park trail a 4 because of a lack of accurate maps. The maps show about 20+ miles of trails, they are wrong. There is at least 30+ miles out there. 1/3 of the trails are unaccounted for on the maps. Be carefull, it's fairly easy to get lost. I have been at this State park almost a dozen times and have not ridden the same trail once! I'm serious! Again, keep in mind that the maps that they provide are not accurate. They will only provide you with a general idea of the Park's layout. Trails split off every which way from the main trail making it difficult to distinguish the initial trail from the new alternate trails that are available. It's almost like a a maze to some degree! I really enjoy coming here because of the solitude. I rarely see anyone on these very clean trails. These trails are no picnic. This place isn't for those who are looking for a joy ride. Be expecting a tough ride, just you versus the trail.
* Review edited 6/7/2009
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