Somewhat tight and technical in areas. Short, punchy hills. Fun ridden in both directions, if ridden counter clockwise there is less climbing but if ridden clockwise there are a few decent flowing downhill sections. A few log rides mixed in near the trailhead with more fun stuff in the works throughout the trail.
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As of 2-31-2019 this trail is in great shape. If there has been a lot of rain like we've had- this is the go to trail, it can be ridden 4-6 hours after a heavy rain. The leaves had been recently blown and you can tell this trail is greatly taken care of. 5.7 miles long and riding both directions is a must to enjoy the jump and drop features this trail has to offer. The left direction is a bit easier wilts less climbing. Once you learn the momentum, this is a super fun trail with a bit of everything for every rider.
| ThankThis was probably an awesome trail when fist constructed and still is yet a great trail, just needs a little tlc. There are some nice climbs on the first section giving you a super great work out and a few nice descents. Second section is a little faster with a few nice jumps to the side of the track. Trail ending with some great berms complete with steep drops and a little air on the other side. Not much traffic and little done as far as leaves so careful on the turns.
| ThankTechnical, has great view of the lake, well maintained, not a lot of traffic on the trail, and very close to the Dam Trails
| ThankTight and twisty, good trail to learn bike handling and cornering. One short off loop with a few big berms. Trail always well maintained and is normally the first trail in the area that is rideable after a good rain. You can also add in the dead end gravel road near the Bayou Point entrance for more climbing practice.
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