Trails Travel Guidelines:

• 1-way travel.
• Begin and end at the Trailhead.
• Marked with colored arrows according to skill level.
• Trails are marked with waypoints as reflected on the map.

Trail Details:

• 2 loops totaling over 40 miles of technical, challenging ATV & UTV trails.
• There are approximately 23 miles of single-track Dirt Bike Trails.
• Easy Back Trail is a shortcut to your vehicle at the trailhead or camp.

Mud Area (H Section)

• Mud area can be easily bypassed.
• Enter at your own risk

Safety and Navigation:

• Water bars along the trails are designed to control erosion; use caution!
• Mile-markers make it possible to find you if you need assistance. Corresponds with the map.
• Trails could be dusty, muddy, icy, or snowy depending on recent weather conditions. During winter months, please call for trail conditions. Trails may be closed if impassable due to ice or heavy snow.

Trail Markings by Skill Level:

Green: Intermediate

Blue: Advanced

Black: Expert

Pink: “Easy Back” shortcut to the trailhead

Orange: Single bike track (dirt bikes and mountain bikes only)

Yellow:  Intermediate Pee-Wee Trail

Erosion Control:

Riders can help prevent ruts by NOT riding in the same path as the one in front of them.

Following trail signage and rules helps keep the trails compliant with erosion regulations.

Peewee Track:

• Located at the trailhead for easy supervision by parents.
• The track may be small, but our tiny Moto Stars love it!

Intermediate Practice Track:

• It is about 1 mile long with tabletops and single and double jumps.
• You can take it easy or give yourself a challenge with this track.
• Make sure to be going in the proper direction according to the arrows.

Single Track:

• With 23 miles of treacherous mountain terrain, it won’t be just another ride in the park.
• Features include log crossings, pipe crossings, hill climbs, and tight tree sections.
• This trail is GNCC rider-approved and guaranteed to push you and your bike to the limit.
• The single track is for two wheels only and runs two-way. Four-wheelers will not fit on this trail. Stay on the Orange Trail to get the whole experience.

#1 - Helmets (No helmet, No Ride):

• Helmets must be worn and buckled at all times.

Children under 18:

• Proper Riding Apparel for Children
• Helmets and long pants are required.
• Above-ankle boots are recommended (no flip-flops or sandals).
• You'll need eye protection.
• Gloves recommended.

Trail Etiquette:

• Follow marked trails only and abide by posted speed zones.
• No donuts, wheelies, or roosts within these speed zones or in the grass. (Trailhead and camping area)

Garbage;

• “Bring-it-in/Bring-it-out.” PLEASE DO NOT LITTER!

Alcohol/Drugs:

• NO alcoholic beverages/Drugs BEFORE or DURING riding.
• You either ride OR drink, NOT both!
• We reserve the right to check coolers, toolboxes, and carriers. If alcohol is found while riding, it will be confiscated, and/or you will be escorted back to your vehicle.
• Drinking is allowed at your campsite, as long as it is done responsibly and after riding.

Riding Restrictions:

• No double riding on sport quads or sport utility quads.
• Never more than two riders on a larger 4×4.

Riding Hours:

• 9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
• You must be off the trails by 9:00 pm.

Machine Restrictions:

• All machines must NOT exceed 99 Decibels at the AMA-recommended RPMs.
• We have sound meters to do the testing at the trailhead, in the campground, and along the trails.
• If you think your machine may exceed 99 dB, we will test it for you when you register to ride.
• Testing will be done according to the AMA Racing Rulebook standards.
• All machines must have maintained mufflers and silencers (quiet core) to not exceed 99 dB.
• If you show up to ride and your dB is over 99 dB, you will not be allowed into the “Quiet Zones” and must fix it before coming to the park again.

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