The trail has large sections with palm roots and some tight switchbacks which tend to slow the flow down on the first half of the trail. There are also so great bridges and technical features currently and being built. The second half of the trail has somewhat of a better flow (less palm roots- but unavoidable in NE Florida)Trail is fairly new so the path is being ridden in, however it is marked fairly well (bike signs and blue squares).
Trail head starts and ends at the east entrance of the Moses Creek Conservation Area off of State Rd 206. Trail is marked for bikes..
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