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Mcgee Creek State Park, Nsra Mountain Bike Trail
Atoka/farris, Oklahoma
MTB TRAIL STATS
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1 trail review |
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Difficulty: ? |
| Length: 35 miles | Global Rank: 1251 |
| Tread: Doubletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 3 | Wishlist: 3 |
| Avg. Speed: 6 mph | Avg. Time: 2hr 0min |
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Description: About 35 miles of multi-use double track, old road. Requires a free permit available at the building. A map is also available at the building. Trails are well marked with signs. Although it's a network, many trails are out-and-backs to the lake. Not very hard, but there are some soft gravel spots and rocky areas. Trails farther away from trailhead are less used, but rideable. Don't think the Boundary Trail actually exists - it just follows the fence along the boundary. Beginners can do most of it, but advanced riders can really fly. Scenic overlooks and wildlife are present. Access to McGee Creek Reservoir is available from many trails.
Description: About 35 miles of multi-use double track, old road. Requires a free permit available at the building. A map is also available at the building. Trails are well marked with signs. Although it's a network, many trails are out-and-backs to the lake. Not very hard, but there are some soft gravel spots and rocky areas. Trails farther away from trailhead are less used, but rideable. Don't think the Boundary Trail actually exists - it just follows the fence along the boundary. Beginners can do most of it, but advanced riders can really fly. Scenic overlooks and wildlife are present. Access to McGee Creek Reservoir is available from many trails.
added on June 30, 2005 by 
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reviewed by dauw on June 30, 2005
Fair double track. Some trails are hiking/biking only, and others allow horses too. Averaged 16-20 mph flying around these trails. Some rocky outcrops, some soft gravel, and some rough spots tore up by horses (legally). Can catch some air off some rocks in the trail. Really fun riding fast. I wish they would make some loops from the trails that end at several spots on the lake. Beware, we rode Hog Camp to the Trail Boundary trail, and I don't think the Trail Bounday trail exists except for a brush-hogged fenceline. There is a road on the other side of the fence that will lead you to just south of the trail head, but I don't think its a marked trail. I wish we would have known that before we rode it. Not very overgrown for a June ride. I would ride it again.
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