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reviewed by TheFlyingIguana on December 21, 2010
The trail is well marked and well kept. The sand is mostly hard packed but
there's several soft spots. Some nicely banked turns and nice scenery. When
at the kiosk look into the woods and start on the green trail continue to the
blue and on to the black. Nothings super advanced but you get a chance to
bail at the beginning of each section.













reviewed by gone4a_ride on May 17, 2007
Smith Lake Trails are a fun mix of tight twisty single track, short burst hills climbs, rooted technical terrain and tons of sand. More than 70% of the trail rolls though typical Sand Hills pine forest, the rest is surprisingly lush green woods. The trail layout makes good use of every bit of land. Due to the mostly flat terrain all three loops could be considered for beginners; however, other natural obstacles will keep riders alert and raises the level of difficulty. Obstacles like giant bike swallowing sand traps, the Smith Lake killer pine cones lurking in any one of the many switch backs waiting to body slam their unsuspecting victims, and several 1-3 foot drops on the black loop. Local trail workers have also added several new challenges to the trail the majority are located on the blue loop, large log jams and even a small pump track. It is a nice little ride if you live in the area, NOT a travel destination. The trails are best ridden right after heavy rain, as it compresses the sand making it faster and drains immediately.

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