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Selma Erwin Nature Trail Mountain Bike Trail
Milledgeville, Georgia
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
6 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 2/20/09 by macollins105 |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 4 miles | Global Rank: #427 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Loop |
| Ridden: 20 | Wishlist: 19 |
| Avg. Speed: 3 mph | Avg. Time: 1hr 30min |
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Description: This trail is a blast!!! It's fairly technical, and i promise you won't leave unsatisfied. There are abundant climbs and decents. Get you a good set of grippy tires, the trail tends to get muddy after rain, and has parts that are covered with roots. There are a few spots where you ride the side of a small ravine, and a few stream crossings. Plenty of hard turns and technical spots. Two or three big decents (fast as s#@!) It's a great time. Be careful, and be sure to stop by and see the guys at Oconee Outfiters. They're super helpful, and will be glad to make sure you get to the trail.
added in 2003 by guest
Description: This trail is a blast!!! It's fairly technical, and i promise you won't leave unsatisfied. There are abundant climbs and decents. Get you a good set of grippy tires, the trail tends to get muddy after rain, and has parts that are covered with roots. There are a few spots where you ride the side of a small ravine, and a few stream crossings. Plenty of hard turns and technical spots. Two or three big decents (fast as s#@!) It's a great time. Be careful, and be sure to stop by and see the guys at Oconee Outfiters. They're super helpful, and will be glad to make sure you get to the trail.
added in 2003 by guest 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by Hardtail.Junky on March 14, 2011
Used to ride this trail in college. Last time I rode was in 2005 but I still remember how awesome this place was. Would highly recommend this track to anyone daring to make their heart explode. Very tough work out there!
reviewed by guest on December 3, 2010
i ride a hardtail and i dont recal my back tire ever touching the ground. will beet the crap out of you. cant wait to come back. also stop by oconee outfiters while your up there.
reviewed by bigjules74 on November 14, 2010
Very technical trail. All other reviews are spot on. This is a pretty tough trail but I enjoyed all of it. Bartram Forest is down the road, so be sure to ride that to. And if you can't find the trail go to Oconee Outfitters! Thanks Adam.
reviewed by smoke711 on August 15, 2009
One word: AWESOME! This trail was a blast. It is very very well kept! If you are a beginner to this sport, I advise you to go to Batram Forest and practice before hitting this trail. Alot of roots, rocks, and steep climbs! There is some steep dh's as well. Basically this trail is freaking awesome! Cant wait to go back! -"Rip hard, ride free and keep it real"
reviewed by sarahbeth.t on March 29, 2009
I don't know when I'll have the guts to bike this, but I ran it to check it out and its pretty wild. Just running it was a challenge. Its incredibly well maintained for the length and remote location and it probably doesn't see much traffic because of the trail's difficulty. Very technical, it winds its way through a dozen ridges and stream crossings with plenty of sharp switch backs, steep descents/ascents, and narrow squeezes through trees. Its incredibly beautiful out there though, a hearty challenge, and well worth a run or ride.
* Review edited 3/29/2009
reviewed by johnbarberr on January 17, 2009
I'll start off as saying I'm a beginner. This is the second trail I've ever riden. Needless to say, i got my ass kicked by this trail. Tons of roots, rocks, some of the steepest hills you will encounter. I'd say it's easily 75% uphill 25% fast downhill. I ended up walking at least half of the trail. All in all, probably one of the most fun and most difficult trails in the southeast (according to a guy i encountered cleaning sticks off the trail).
