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Roaring Run Mountain Bike Trail
Apollo, Pennsylvania
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
2 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 7/2/09 by schupp411 |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 20 miles | Global Rank: #2025 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 5 | Wishlist: 2 |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +3,357/-3,146 ft |
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Description: the trails are pretty clearly marked, which way you go is up to you, my buddies and i ride the trails both ways for more miles, experience and just for somthing different. there are some intermediate trails throughout, also some very technical climbs, on the one trail there is a pretty sweet rock wall we always spend some extra time trying to see how high we can go on it taking cool pics and laughing when we fall off of it. there are tons of bridges and some log rides. there is a lot of climbing so this is not a great winter trail when you get a couple of inches of snow it makes for a very difficult ride, i don't mean challenging its just not fun.
Description: the trails are pretty clearly marked, which way you go is up to you, my buddies and i ride the trails both ways for more miles, experience and just for somthing different. there are some intermediate trails throughout, also some very technical climbs, on the one trail there is a pretty sweet rock wall we always spend some extra time trying to see how high we can go on it taking cool pics and laughing when we fall off of it. there are tons of bridges and some log rides. there is a lot of climbing so this is not a great winter trail when you get a couple of inches of snow it makes for a very difficult ride, i don't mean challenging its just not fun.
added on March 18, 2009 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by moorhead14 on October 15, 2011
The Blue Trail is very well marked and has climbs, bridges, rocky areas and tight singletrack through trees. This is a very well maintained trail. Highly suggested if you don't know the area. There are a lot of other hard to find, unmarked trails that are also great to ride.
* Review edited 10/15/2011
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reviewed by schupp411 on July 2, 2009
For the most part the trails are fairly well marked. I road up the Canal Lock trail, which is more of a hiking trail, and looped around on Brownstown road but when I got to the point where it was supposed to turned into a MTB trail, it was all overgrown and not marked. Also, this lead to a seemingly new trail that was only marked by small blue ribbons hanging from the trees. I followed the trail to the right of way (one of the pictures) but it was so overgrown that I had no idea where the trail continued on the opposite side. I ended up having to to break trail down the really steep ravine for about half an hour. I finally got back on one of the better trails down by the river and then it was a lot better.
