Level: Intermediate
Length: 8 mi (12.9 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Out & Back
Elevation: +192/185 ft
Total: 18 riders
Mountain Biking Tricycle
#132 of 285 mountain bike trails in Florida
#4,133 in the world
Under utilized new trail on the western edge of the the Santos system. Badly in need of riding to become properly packed.
First added by Hap Proctor on Jan 8, 2015. Last updated May 2, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
- Drinking water: unknown
- Lift service: unknown
- Night riding: unknown
- Pump track: unknown
- Restrooms: unknown
- Fat bike grooming: unknown
- E-bikes allowed: unknown
- Fee required: unknown
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Trail begins at the Bermuda Triangle area on the Ross Prairie TH connector trail and crosses State Road 200 soon on the way west.
Longer trail at the far end of the Santos network. This trail runs almost to Dunnellon. This is a great flowy beginner trail that is under utilized, definitely worth riding.
| ThankFun, twisty, easy trail - but impacted heavily by damage from local hog population in numerous spots. It's a long at with a lot of the same thing, so Razorback Ridge was a nice distraction in the middle. Tricycle starts off better than it ends.
| ThankReally enjoyed this trail. Long for the system and somewhat flowy. There are sections of the trail where the hogs have done damage. The plus to that is you might see a pack of them as we did. A decent amount of wildlife and some cool views.
Make sure to take Razorback Ridge.
| ThankNew trail that badly needs wheels on the ground. Nothing technical and is difficult only in the amount of energy needed to ride the trail. Anyone riding out of the Ross Prairie TH should ride Tricycle as much as time allows. The route itself is mostly flat through beautiful oak, palmetto and pine forest. Abundant wildlife (deer, wild hogs, etc.) in the area. A loop is possible if you ride State Road 200 for a quarter mile to the FS limerock road and take it to the Pruitt TH and ride the singletrack trail back.
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