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Locust Gap 58 is home to several established hill climbs. Please don't make any more on your own! From the bottom of the hill climbs, they look like giant waves. The terrain can become loose and you might lose traction. Once you have completed the waves of hills, you will find trails that have shall...
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Ashland 58 is the connection between Trail 64 and Trail 40. It is a coal dust trail with small washouts and brush mixed in. There are obstacles to drive around that can range from rocks, to trash, or anything else. There are a lot of things to play on off of this trail.
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This trail goes to a dead end. The dead end is at the property line but the trail keeps going. Do not trespass, please stay on the property. The trail is relatively smooth with some tight brushy spots that can challenge wider vehicles.
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Trail 58 is part of the main coal road and the property exit onto Burma Road. This is an easier trail with wide and narrow areas and few obstacles. Expect small rocks, puddles, and simple trail debris along your way. If used as an exit, there is no trail off of Burma Road; you'll have to drive down ...
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Darkwater 58 is one of the fingers of this hill area that leads from the parking lot down to Trail 1. This hill trail is a rocky connector that can be used to mix up your route while playing in this trail area. There are multiple fingers to choose from that are all about the same.
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