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Guadalupe River State Park Mountain Bike Trail
Spring Branch, Texas
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
1 trail review |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 10 miles | Global Rank: #3036 |
| Tread: Other | Configuration: Figure 8 |
| Ridden: 7 | Wishlist: 5 |
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Description: This trail is a mix of part singletrack, part doubletrack and part rock path, but if you love your bike, this is not the place to ride - especially Loop 3. The rocks here are vicious. I know that this is Hill Country real estate, but these rocks are large and want nothing less than to see you tossed to the ground by their evil numbers. For those that do manage to stay on two wheels, rest assured that any part of your bike’s anatomy that is within a foot and a half of terra firma is guaranteed to show the marks of your success. This is NOT a trail for beginners!
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Description: This trail is a mix of part singletrack, part doubletrack and part rock path, but if you love your bike, this is not the place to ride - especially Loop 3. The rocks here are vicious. I know that this is Hill Country real estate, but these rocks are large and want nothing less than to see you tossed to the ground by their evil numbers. For those that do manage to stay on two wheels, rest assured that any part of your bike’s anatomy that is within a foot and a half of terra firma is guaranteed to show the marks of your success. This is NOT a trail for beginners!
added on November 20, 2007 by 
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reviewed by carp4 on March 9, 2008
Very disappointing. $6 dollars to get in per person and the trail is extremely rocky. Very few hills, just tons of rocks that make it difficult to enjoy. My friend broke his gear and chain on a rock during our second time around the trail (only really about 5 miles of trails here according to the map, so we went around twice) and we had to walk 2 miles back after we got to a paved road. I felt ripped off.
