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OverviewIf you're heading to Forks Area Trail System (FATS) in Clarks Hill, South Carolina, overlook Brown Wave at your own peril. This 6-mile intermediate-level loop trail injects adrenaline into your veins like a roller coaster, right from the get-go. Often paired with other loops like Skinny and Great Wall ...
IntroductionNestled within the renowned Forks Area Trail System (FATS) in Clarks Hill, South Carolina, Deep Step serves up a 5-mile intermediate loop full of ups and downs. Designed with meticulous precision, it's a trail that delivers the kind of flow and pace one has come to expect from FATS. Whether you ...
The BasicsLocation: Clarks Hill, South CarolinaDistance: 37 milesLevel: IntermediateRoute Type: LoopGetting There: From I-20 near Augusta, GA take SC Exit 1 (SC 230). Head north for ...
Quick FactsDistance: 6 milesLevel: IntermediateRoute Type: LoopCity: Clarks HillState: South CarolinaIntroductionWhat does a cyclist dream of? A trail that feels ...
Quick FactsDistance: 4 milesLevel: IntermediateRoute Type: LoopCity: Clarks HillState: South CarolinaIntroductionAt first glance, the Tower Loop at FATS (Forks ...
OverviewRotary Park in Clarksville, Tennessee offers an intriguing mix of terrains and trail loops that serve as a playground for cyclists of all levels. With a total distance of approximately 7 miles, the trails here are of the loop type, primarily targeting intermediate level riders. The park is an inviting ...
OverviewTucked away 20 miles west of Astoria in the quaint city of Clatskanie, Oregon, lies a small network of forest trails that has garnered mixed reviews from the local mountain biking community. Primarily following Gnat Creek, these trails offer a unique experience for bikers seeking less crowded ...
OverviewSet in the high-altitude town of Cloudcroft, New Mexico, the High Altitude Racing Loop is a mixed bag of grueling ascents, technical singletracks, and exhilarating downhills. The trail spans approximately 10 miles, marking it as a demanding course best suited for seasoned riders.Essential ...
