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Honey Run Mountain Bike Trail
Camdenton, Missouri
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
5 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 6/2/09 by mtnspectre |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 14 miles | Global Rank: #1504 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Figure 8 |
| Ridden: 7 | Wishlist: 6 |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +1,898/-2,191 ft |
Directions:
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Description: From the trailhead the first 3 miles will take you to Anderson Hollow Rd. Cross over and you will begin the South loop. The South loop is just under 3 miles and will bring you back to Anderson Hollow Rd. Take a left on Anderson Hollow Rd and ride over the culvert and you will see the Beginning of the North loop which is just over 4 miles long. This will once again bring you to Anderson Hollow Rd. Continue on this road to where you originally crossed over after the first 3 miles, take the left and you will be on the last 3 miles back to the trailhead. If you are pressed for time you can park near the culvert on Anderson Hollow Rd and just do the loops or one of the loops. This trail is rocky and rooty but a great place for speed training or to bring a beginner. It's not technical or too hilly. Max elevation gain is about 413 feet. In fact it feels almost all downhill for the first 6 miles. The North loop will take you on a slight uphill for just over 2 miles either way you ride it and then you'll get a 2 mile downhill ride followed by the last 3 miles of gradual incline up.
Description: From the trailhead the first 3 miles will take you to Anderson Hollow Rd. Cross over and you will begin the South loop. The South loop is just under 3 miles and will bring you back to Anderson Hollow Rd. Take a left on Anderson Hollow Rd and ride over the culvert and you will see the Beginning of the North loop which is just over 4 miles long. This will once again bring you to Anderson Hollow Rd. Continue on this road to where you originally crossed over after the first 3 miles, take the left and you will be on the last 3 miles back to the trailhead. If you are pressed for time you can park near the culvert on Anderson Hollow Rd and just do the loops or one of the loops. This trail is rocky and rooty but a great place for speed training or to bring a beginner. It's not technical or too hilly. Max elevation gain is about 413 feet. In fact it feels almost all downhill for the first 6 miles. The North loop will take you on a slight uphill for just over 2 miles either way you ride it and then you'll get a 2 mile downhill ride followed by the last 3 miles of gradual incline up.
added on June 2, 2009 by 
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TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by extreme2red on November 13, 2011
good trail fun quick ride, it is however a little tough for an 8 year old. Only made it through the first 4 miles and did not get through the loops. However will try again next time.
reviewed by khapkaos on September 9, 2011
Found this trail while on vacation from Ohio. Great ride, some nice rock gardens on the downhill. Bottom of section of trail is a very easy ride; the uphill on the way back was a good climb back to the car. I rode it in July when it was over 100 degrees; probably even more enjoyable in cooler weather. Take bug spray during the spring and summer.
reviewed by noise511 on May 27, 2011
Really fun,fast trail. Nothing technical except 2 maybe 3 log jumps. Fast Fast Fast. Lots of ticks!!
reviewed by mstacey79 on November 15, 2009
Everything you've probably heard about this trail is true. Hardly any climbs, feels as if you're going down hill most of the time. I would of enjoyed this trail more if i wouldn't have busted my seat post halfway through my ride.
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reviewed by mtnspectre on June 3, 2009
Easy ride. Great place to bring a beginner due to lack of lung busting climbs. Fun trail.
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