Bushwack Trail
Our Bushwack Trail starts with a skinny A-Frame qualifier and then meanders across many small but challenging rollers. The trail then passes a pond and heads into a 15′ drop that rushes into a rock garden. After a rocky step-up and two one foot drops the trail then meanders through thick foliage. Riders eventually reach a steep, tough climb following a series of fast descents that end in some tight switchbacks. The trail finally descends down a section of fast rollers and some doubles as a grand finale.
Foxtrot Trail
Our Foxtrot Trail is a 2-mile popular trail used primarily downhill and features a series of hard berms, bridges, drops, jumps, gap jumps, a ladder bridge and wallride. This trail is home to our famous Frosty trail feature!
Zulu Trail
Our Zulu Trail offers the natural integrity and tight corridors of a beautifully constructed hand-built trail. It starts at the top of the Freedom Trail with a drop down, crossing under a wooden bridge and then going into a quick climb. From there the trail goes through three “ugly” jumps and then follows atop the ridges from some strip-mining spoils. Riders then follow a steep drop-down to the left and skirts the shores of two small lakes. Bikers then climb into a section punctuated by some steed drops with physics taking them from the tops of one small ridge to the next. One section has a ladder bridge ending in a 1 foot drop. The next fun section involves banking to-and-fro across the walls of two small ridges. Riders then come across a rock garden and after that the biggest of the trail’s G-outs that gives riders two choices. They can take a dirt high road or ladder bridge to a low road, then ride or slide down the trail to another climb on a narrow track followed by two smaller saddles and a ride across the trail’s over/under bridge to close the loop.
Ka-Bar Trail
Our Ka-Bar Trail starts by crossing a wooden jump and advances until it meets a clearing and the end of Zulu. A left turn takes riders over a 4-foot-high skinny qualifier (there is a slower, alternative hairpin line to the left) and after the bridge the trail turns right into some rolling berms.
After crossing two bridges, the real work begins as riders encounter short, steep hills, rollers and saddles (G-outs) for the next 3/4 mile–this section is punctuated by a very steep steep pump, a wooden drop (with alternative by-pass to the left), some log jumps, another steep downhill and a downhill rock garden.
The trail climbs and then follows a narrow ridge between a paradise of small lakes, one of the prettiest parts of the park. The trail dives down, crosses a rocky jump, and then pushes back up to the next ridge. This downhill roll features a series of logs two small jumps and eventually a bridge over water and a large log-over. The trail swings right, crosses a floating bridge and then a stable bridge.
Along the ensuing climb the trail crosses a long wooden roller and eventually switches back downhill. Another switchback puts riders into a small valley, and the trail winds back and forth along its walls including two high bridges. A climb and a left switchback leads into the “Mandofun” downhill section, a thrilling section of rolling downhill track that eventually brings bikers to lake level.
After a punchy little climb, an optional drop and a series of berms (or optional gap jump) the trail levels out and becomes a meander through the woods, eventually coming to a gulley crossing with three lines–an “intermediate” sustained corduroy to the right, an “advanced” one-foot-wide log in the middle, and an “expert” tapering skinny to the left. The trail crosses two off-camber concrete slabs and after some final turns exits just across from the entrance to the Bushwack trail.
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