Trail Overview
Hoof and Tail Trail is a 1.5-mile dirt bike route that begins with logging debris at the southern entrance. The trail narrows through dense, brushy forest filled with ferns and includes a water crossing via a land bridge. Riders should be cautious of several unmarked intersections where the trail becomes faint and turns can be missed. Overgrown branches and the potential for large fallen logs present additional challenges, though sections through logged areas offer improved visibility. This trail demands attention to navigation and natural obstacles.
Difficulty
This is an intermediate trail due to its narrow path, faint sections, and natural obstacles that require careful riding and route-finding skills.