Skinny Loop Mountain Bike Trail
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Description: This is what F.A.T.S. riding is all about. Pump track, roller coaster, flowy, fast, and smooth trail that anyone will enjoy. This is one of those trails that makes you glad you own a hardtail! Airtime all over the place if you want it. Just don't get too cocky your first time out or you might make friends with a tree.
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reviewed by naugabike on April 3, 2012
June 2010 - The morning brought bright sunshine, heat, and humidity. Glad I was planning for a early bike ride.
I was at the trailhead about 7 am, ready to ride. The temperature was in the 70s already and about 100% humidity. No stopping me now - I stopped in Augusta just to ride FATS.
There is a large kiosk at the trailhead. Maps are available there. I headed down the trail. Soon I was at the junction of the trails. Well marked trail signs. There was also a map carved into a slab of tree. Also, a placard listing the organizations involved in constructing the trail system.
On down the trail. A couple switchbacks to get down to the main trail. Again, at every trail junction there was a signpost. There is always a arrow the way to the trailhead and how far.
The trail was a mixture of sweet, flowing singletrack, a few short climbs, lots of rollercoaster, some roots, rocks, and armoring spots. A little of everything! The photo above shows one of the rollercoaster sections.
By the time I was getting near the end of my ride, I was getting pretty good at riding the rollercoaster. The only problem was a couple spots I had to get off the bike, not feeling comfortable riding a section. Mostly, I bombed down the trail.
That was until my legs started to get tired. I really need to get out and ride more trails like this one, to build up my stamina.
Had a great morning at FATS - wish I had more time to ride there. Below are photos I took while riding the Skinny Loop.

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