Trail Overview

This is a long route that winds through the forest on a smooth dirt path with constant sharp turns. The terrain is very similar through the majority of the route, as the trail winds through the tall pine trees, constantly doubling back on itself with big switchbacks and hairpins like a turn track. Some sections are straighter, providing a break from the twisty turns. Most of the trail is very smooth and easy with only minor loose rock and root bands in spots. It was clear of any logs, as this is a highly maintained trail system where any logs will likely get cut. It’s very gradual the whole time, mostly just winding through the flat forest floor, but with a few small hills up and down. There are several road crossings that can be bailouts if you don’t want to ride the entire route.

Photos of Deer Creek (#25)

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Difficulty

This is an easy trail, but can be long and tiring as it’s like a constant turn track with sharp corners and hairpin turns. There are no major obstacles but it has minor roots and loose rocks in spots.

Technical Rating

Jul 08, 2026

Open

Dusty

Wednesday 7/8/26 Rode the full loop of trail #25 on my dirtbike. Trail was in great condition, a bit rocky in some sections, this was my first time riding this trail, it felt much longer and more tiring than I had anticipated because its constant switchback turns but still super fun. Will definitely make it a priority to ride again. I had to take breaks at each fire road cut out to give my arms a break. There was a tree down on the West Side bend of the trail that was somewhat difficult to maneuver around, I'll try and get out there this month and cut it up. Be cautious