There are many different loops with many different options for rides. Ranging from a 4 mile ride, to this 28 mile ride which took <br />
3.75hrs. The terrain ranges from rolling singletrack, to very technical rocky sections. Very tough climbs and some screaming <br />
downhills. From meadows, dense forest, to pine stands with sandy soil. Its a great 'all-mountain' feel from the Midwest. definitely <br />
a gem for the area. There is the southwester section called the John Muir trails which runs only clockwise for mountain bikers. It <br />
has a few cheater lines so this section can be as short as 4 miles, or up to 8 or so. Great facilities in the lot. From the northern <br />
corner, there is an offshoot which can guide you to the connector trail. This trail itself is a 6 mile ride over to the Emma Carlin trail <br />
loop. This connector and the Emma Carlin trail system are a bit more wild and feel more detached- which make it much more <br />
demanding. One could also park at the Emma Carlin TH parking lot which is up further north. <br />
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Link here: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?<br />
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Take rt 12 to County HWY H north for a mile to reach the parking lots. <br /><br /><br /><br />TH link: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?<br /><br />msid=213180165457512089236.000446d5627557a673b6c&msa=0&ll=42.819565,-88.599458&spn=0.013583,0.027874&iw<br /><br />loc=000446d593409bd67f360
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