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on 2/12/13 by mtnspectre
 
  
Avg Rating: 9 trail reviews
Difficulty: Intermediate bike trail - Intermediate
Length: 11 miles Global Rank: #400
Tread: Singletrack Configuration: Network
Ridden: 20 Wishlist: 10
6 trail check-ins Climb // Descend
+1,200 // -1,200 feet
Average Speed: 7.7 mph Average Time: 1hr 17min
 
 
 
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Description
These trails are BRAND NEW and are excellent in my opinion. The trails are best ridden in a certain direction or you will be climbing the entire time. These are intermediate level trails. A fair amount of rock, just right in my opinion, some awesome downhills. A couple advanced trails with a healthy amount of rock, but nothing to difficult. I really can't pick a favorite trail here, all of them are really good. The system consists of 4 loops (Green, Orange, Blue, Red) and 5 white connectors. I rode two days, covered all the trails and rode them in both directions to see which was the best. I recommend starting at trailhead 3 and riding the green loop in the clockwise direction for a warm up. Then head back up the green to con. 5 and the going counter-clockwise on the orange loop to con. 4, this is awesome downhill most of the way to the blue trail. You will want to go left on the blue trail, riding it clockwise to con. 2. DO NOT use con. 3, all it does is cut the blue loop in half. Ride con. 2 to the red loop, follow the sign and go left (clockwise). DO NOT use con. 1, all it does is cut the red loop in half. after you cross the trailhead 1 parking lot there are some nice advanced sections shooting off the main loop. Once you finish the red loop you will be back at con. 2, ride it back to the blue loop where you will again go to the left and ride the second half of the blue loop, this is one of the best portions of the trail in my opinion. At the end take con. 4, then straight (or to the right) on the orange, straight (to the right) on con. 5 and then either way on the green loop back to the parking lot. I highly recommend this trail!!!

added by brownktm19 Bunny Hop on August 19, 2011

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mtnspectre on February 12, 2013
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Review: Even being somewhat sketchy, this trail rocks! I started at TH3 and rode in the recommended direction for each of the trails and bypassed the connectors that cut trails in half. The connector between red and blue trails was kind of crappy with what looks like tractor ruts in open space areas but still rideable. I didn't do any of the advanced trails on red this time but they are on my "to do list". I would recommend starting at TH1 because it has a portapotty just in case you are afraid to pee in the open (I'm not).

Similar Trail: Sac river

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LuckyTHlRT33N on December 26, 2012
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Review: Not many hard obstacles, but some good climbs so I'd put it at intermediate . Great trail markings, trail head has bathroom(outhouse) and good parking. During hunting season, Red and Blue loops are open, others are not. Really fun trails!

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Jakewaldon on October 2, 2012
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Review: Great trail and perfect flow. One thing to keep in mind if your touring the area and only have time for part of the trail----Red and Blue are the best trails----Orange and Green are alright but they lack the flow and speed of Red and Blue. Overall good trail though.

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ammoguy76 on July 16, 2012
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Review: This was a great group of trails to ride. If you're an avid Mt biker and want a challenge, this place is a must! It was very easy to locate after making a quick phone call. It is really close to the strip in Branson which is nice for the tourist wishing to exercise a little bit. These trails will test your abilities to say the least. We rode the Red trail first and there were a good amount of rocks and small stumps in the trail but nothing terrible. It flows downhill pretty fast at times and the uphill is a challenge with a lot of switchbacks and rocks to test both your endurance and balance. We rode the blue trail next and the blue trail had more to offer in regards to hill climbing. The blue trail was a bit more challenging or it could be due to having ridden the red trail right before! Either way, these two trails were great and I highly recommend them to anyone looking for some fun on the bike. Another nice feature is the fact that these trails are well marked! Must have items include helmet, tennis shoes or clipless and water! Most of the trail would be difficult for younger riders in my opinion. We didn't ride the orange or the green trail because we ran out of time but if they are like the other trails, they would be a great ride if you were short on time because the length is shorter for them. Overall, this is a great place and great trails.

* Review edited 7/16/2012

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raru on May 23, 2012
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Review: Difficult uphill areas followed by easy downhill stretches. Labled and maintained well. Lots of small stumps in the track u have to watch out for of course but all in all great track. Good trail to test ur bike out. I only did Red and blue clockwise. was suggested by many to do blue counter clockwise.

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2007stiltd on January 24, 2012
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Review: Some very nice trail here. I've only had the opportunity to ride the red loop and half the blue loop due to hunting season. So far, I really like this trail system. Looking forward to exploring the whole system this spring.

Similar Trail: Reminds me of Lake Leatherwood in Eureka Springs AR. Not as technical though.

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CFM on December 13, 2011
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Review: Rode this trail in August with my wife. I was disappointed that we couldn't ride all of the loops because of hunting season but the ones we did ride were well laid out and fun. Hope to get back sometime and ride the rest of the system.

Similar Trail: Pigeon Creek Trails, Mountain Home, Arkansas

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88brad88 on November 13, 2011
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Review: I've road this trail a few times and I love riding this trail since it opened in the summer. The Red loop is my favorite loop. These trails have some great senic views and rock formations. I would ride every loop clockwise, but the blue loop it doesn't matter because it's up hill whichever way you go. Just remember if you go up you're going to go down and there are some good downhills here. During hunting season you can only ride the red loop and half of the blue loop, but these are the longest loops on the trail system.

Similar Trail: Sac River Trails in Springfield, MO

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brownktm19 on September 14, 2011
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Review: Great Trails!

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