Megan Miles

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Clean, well marked, and beginner friendly. We did the 4.5 mile loop and it was easy to tell where we were headed. The posted map is clear too. Bring good bug spray especially in summer! The yellow flies and sweat bees love to fly in your face otherwise. This seems like a shady trail but there are plenty of sunny areas so apply your SPF too. We plan to return in October or November when the temperatures and bugs dip a bit.

Hank McDavid

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Nice bike trail, not too difficult for a beginner. Went about a week after we had some pretty heavy rains and it was mostly dry , only a few muddy spots. There have recently been prescribed burns & really opens up the views. Not a lot of elevation changes , slight downhills and uphills I did the 9.7 mile loop, got slightly turned around at about the 2 mile mark when the trail comes out near a forest road intersection (turn right) about mile 4 or 5 there was some pretty fun single tracks with some tight turns, and a few logs to hop over. Overall a good ride , I visited in late January,so I didnt encounter any mosquitos, or gnats.

Randall Brock

3 out of 5 stars★★★☆☆

It’s an ok trail, Sand Pond across the road is more fun. Lots of erosion has made the roots really bad in certain spots and could easily send you flying off the trail if you’re going fast. Lots of spots where the plants are reclaiming the trail too.

RedClay47 Mitchell

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Beautiful pine trees and saw palmetto forest.

Olga Emelianova

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Beautiful dry and well maintained trails, but soooo many ticks! We went on the first sunny day (Jan 10th, 2023) after 2-3 days of rain, and ticks had exactly the same idea. Even with Frontline on our dog and eucalyptus spray, we picked about a dozen ticks from the pup.