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Locust Gap 49 is full of surprises with a wide variety of terrain that can be technical. Small to medium-sized rocks can be found on this tight and muddy trail. Washouts, and short and steep up and downhills lead you to narrow areas which you will notice even in a UTV. The water and mud obstacles ca...
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49, famously known as Barney Rubble, encompasses more than just that moniker. When viewed uphill from the bottom, the left section is Barney Rubble, the center is Pebbles, and the right is Bam Bam. Despite these distinctions, they are commonly grouped together under the name Barney Rubble. This trai...
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Burma 49 passes to the field area. It is an easy trail that loops around a large pile of rocks connecting other trails together. This connects to Trail 5 and to Trail 4. It is a fun trail to zip along close to the parking lot and can be used as a nice warm-up area.
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St. Keirns 49 is a really fun trail with water crossings and old building foundations. Riding this trail is part of an old railroad bed with smooth flat areas with random bushes and plants to swerve around. Make sure you take the time to admire the old bridge foundations.
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Darkwater 49 is the shortcut through from Trail 7 to the Hill Island Road Connector trail. It is an easier trail that has a hill and a twist to it as you cross over from either side. There may be a branch or two to watch out for and a possible random rock.
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49 is the main artery across the southern part of the Burma property. It has wooded sections, field sections, and wide open areas. Expect all different types of obstacles also from overgrown trails, rocks, forest debris, puddles of various depths, and more. The trail will be very dusty on busy dry s...
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