Trail Info

Last but definitely not least is our Single Track. With 14 miles of treacherous mountain terrain it won’t be just another ride in the park. Stay on the peewee track if you can’t handle log crossings, pipe crossings, hill climbs and tight tree sections. This trail is GNCC rider approved and is guaranteed to push you and your bike to the limits.

The single track is for two wheels only and runs two-way.  4-wheelers will not fit on this trail.  Remember to stay on the orange trail to get the full experience.

#1 – Helmets must be worn & buckled at ALL times.
#2 – Proper riding apparel for children (required for under 16): Helmet & Long pants required, above ankle boots recommended (NO flip flops or sandals), Eye protection required, Gloves recommended.
#3 – Follow the marked trails only and abide by posted speed zones. No donuts, wheelies or roosts within these speed zones, as well as in the grass.
#4 – Garbage– “Bring-it-in/Bring-it-out”. PLEASE DO NOT LITTER!
#5 – NO Alcoholic Beverage BEFORE or DURING riding. You either ride OR drink, NOT both! We reserve the right to check coolers/tool boxes/carriers. Any alcohol found while riding will be confiscated or you will be escorted back to your vehicle. You can drink at your camp site as long as it is done responsibly and after riding.
#6 – No double riding on sport quads or sport utility quads – Never more than 2-riders on a larger 4×4.
#7 – Riding Hours: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm – You must be off the trails by 9:00 pm.

Noise Restrictions

• All Machines must NOT exceed 99 Decibels at the AMA recommended RPM’s. We have sound meters to do the testing not only at the trailhead but also in the campground and along the trails.
• If you think your machine may exceed 99 dBl, we will test it for you at the time you register for riding.
• Testing will be done according to the AMA Racing Rulebook standards. Click Here to view
• All machines must have maintained mufflers/silencers (quite core) that will help not to exceed 99 dBl.
• If you show up to ride and you are over the 99 dBl, you will not be allowed into the “Quiet Zones” and you must fix it before coming to the park again.

Thank you for your understanding and for your cooperation on this matter.
We aim to make this an easy transition for everyone!