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Coal Creek ATV and Dirt Bike Trails |
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Coal Creek is the best riding area I have been to in the Southeast. This area has something for everyone who enjoys off-roading. Coal Creek has trails for ATVs, Motorcycles, Rail Buggies, Jeeps, and Mountain Bikes. |
This Picture was taken on trail #16. For some reason this trail was much muddier than the other trails, especially from the point were it splits from trail #2 until it pass the water fall. |
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When wet the hills on trail #16 are tuff for dirt bikers. On one hill we actually were picking up speed while sliding down the hill with our brakes locked. |
Though motorcycles usually pass ATVs this was not the case on the muddy parts of trail #16 |
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Here is a picture of me doing everyone's favorite, a tire repair in the mud. If it were not for my Moose Tube Fender Pack and tire irons I would have had a big problem. Coal Creek is a large area so be prepare to make repairs a long ways from the parking lot. |
This picture was taken on trial #21. Trail #21 is rated as moderate but I felt like it should have been rated difficult. The trail has several very steep and rocky places. If you don't feel confident in your riding ability stay away. |
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A good Jumping area on trail G1, there are also several large mud holes on this trail to play in but are easy to bypass. |
One of several small hill climbs near the end of G4 |
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The wind mills at the end of G4. The sizes of the wind mills are impressive if you have never seen wind mills like this before.
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There are great views from this point on trail G4. Trail #13 connects with G4 and was one of my favorites. |
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This picture was taken on the north side of the riding area. I like this area this best, there many fast trail to ride on in this area, also there are not very many people on this is. The trails are not marked as well on the north side as they are on the south. |
Coal Creek is also very popular with rail buggies. This group was attempting a hill climb, some did not make it. |
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Click this link to see the TRAIL MAP Directions: Exit I-75 just north of I-40 onto Hwy 162 west, 162 turns into 62. Follow to Oliver Springs and look the sign pointing to downtown Oliver Springs, Go a little ways past the sign and turn left onto Windrock road. You will see signs for CCMMC. The trail head is at the end of the road. |
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Guide to Northern Colorado
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Contact Me
Atvtrails.org
511 Tommy Lee Cook RD
Palmetto, GA 30268