Review: There is much more than 12 miles of trails available. If you are new to the trails, you will need a map. They have them at the ranger station before heading up the mountain. The trails are different color blazes and many of them end. It takes multiple color blazes to form a loop. It is fun to ride there, but expect to encounter many blowdowns, an old creek bed that will rattle your teeth and a few hike a bike sections. It is a fun place for locals, but there are many other trail systems within 30 miles that are much more enjoyable. The advantage is if you enjoy caving or climbing, this area is one of the best around!

Similar Trail: Raccoon Mountain

Review: If you park at the look out point at the top of the mountain you can pick between two trail heads. We went on the blue trail and it was good. In need of TLC and more riders. It was a little overgrown with plenty of trees crossing the trail. A couple sections were so steep you had to carry your bike on your back just to climb up the other side. For the most part it was all levelish single track with cool rocks and boulders. All and all we rode 6 miles and had a cool adventure.