Hopefully the map will give you an idea of which trails to take. I pretty much
walked the outside perimeter of the property (fenceline loop) so if you have to
guess at a junction - take a left going clockwise. These trails are ridable - no hike
a bike at least for me. Series is 9.5 miles long so you'll do this much faster on a
bike. Please get off and walk the bad stuff. Be safe.
Here are some reviews of the place:
“Something for everyone. Paved trails around the lakes for riders who don't
want to get their $3K bikes dirty. Fire Roads further out for wannabees who
think mountain biking means riding on dirt roads, and of course gnarly
singletrack with awesome climbs, plenty of man made and natural stuntry.” –
Singletracks.com
“This place is probably one of the best places to teach someone how to
mountain bike. Trails range from Paved bike paths, to double track, to single
track. There are a few rocky sections here but nothing too extreme and not so
boring that you fall asleep. There are a couple nice sections on the other side
of the power lines and new trails are brewing from what I hear. This is a very
crowded biking spot, everyone and there grandmother ride here. Try not to
run over any walkers. You can hook it up to the Penwood ride for more of an
epic tour” – Bikerag.com
“The Rez is an interstate of mountain biking activity. These are some of the
most heavily traveled trails in the area due to easy accessibility. It's for good
reason too. The trails in here have something for just about everyone. If the
outer fenceline loop isn't for you, there are plenty of places to dabble into
the woods off the paved bike path. There is also a great network of gravel/dirt
fire road trails. These are great trails to introduce new riders to the woods and
dirt. Be aware: Some of the smooth single track of a few years back is starting
to show its fangs. Natural and rider erosion has made the riding surface much
rockier and more challenging over recent years. Still a good fast paced ride
that is easy
to get to!” - Crankfire.com
