Lakeand Trail

Lakeand Trail

	Lakeland trail
Location:	Tennessee
Nearest Town:	Lakeland,TN.
Directions to Trailhead:	I-40 east to Canada rd.then north aprox. 2mi. Park entrance is on left.Trail starts and ends at parking lot.
Trail Description:	3.5 miles technical singletrack with rolling hills. Trail sections are slightly hard to connect but proper signs will be placed soon.You will not believe that this kind of elevation change is available in the Memphis area.
Trail Length:	3.5 miles
Trail Type:	Singletrack
Skill Level:	Intermediate
Submitted By:	John Scheidhauer

Juan from Cordova,TN, USA Date: April 7, 2002 Trail Ridden: Once a week
Recommended Route: I-40 going East towards Nashville , exit 20 take a right, about two miles down. Other recommended trails in the same area: Tour de Wolf, Shelby Farms White Trail, Stanky Creek
Review: Excellent trail, something for everyone, yeloow trail for the more prepared riders, you better have good breaks in here. I love it, my top pick in the area.	Overall Rating:

Kenny from Nashville Date: November 6, 2001 Trail Ridden: Every few months
Recommended Route: Other recommended trails in the same area: Stanky Creek, Herb Parsons, Challenge Course
Review: This trail rules at night with lights. Especially mid to late Fall when leaves are down and it's tough to see the turns at the bottom of a short hill.	Overall Rating:

Jonathan from Memphis Date: July 30, 2001 Trail Ridden: Please Select
Recommended Route: Other recommended trails in the same area: Is it open to the public? thanks, Jonathan
Review: None	Overall Rating:

Jason from Lakeland Date: April 9, 2000 Trail Ridden: Once a month
Recommended Route: Take the I-40 Canada Rd exit North. About 2 1/2 miles up and on the left hand side at the community center? If you come to a 4-way stop, you've gone too far, turn around and go back, making the first right. Other recommended trails in the same area: Stanky Creek, Wolf River Bottoms, Herb Parsons, Tour de Wolf
Review: If climbing is your bag, baby - then you need to ride the yellow trail. If endurance is something you are not familiar with, don't ride the yellow, they have other trails that are a lot easier and make for enjoyable riding. Lots of climbing, lots of short, fast downhills. Fun singletrack course. Im giving it five stars because it punishes me every time I ride it.	Overall Rating:

Patrick from bartlett Date: March 6, 2000 Trail Ridden: Once a month
Recommended Route: Take Hwy 70 and when you come to Canada Rd. take a right. Its on the right Other recommended trails in the same area: Wolf River, Tour de Wolf
Review: Try all three trails- blue yellow and red. There are also various offshoots and cuts- commonly refered to by runners as the white trail. Great trails, but watch out for cross country runners in the afternoon during the week and on weekends.	Overall Rating:

Ben P from Bartlett Date: November 21, 1999 Trail Ridden: Every few months
Recommended Route: the trails (blue & yellow) start behind the brick building; near the lake. Other recommended trails in the same area: stanky creek
Review: (yellow trail) what the trail lacks in length, it makes up for in difficulty. its garanteed to have you huffing and puffing with some tuff climbs. its somewhat technical. (blue trail) this trail is more typical of our area and makes for a good cool down after the yellow trail. mildly technical.	Overall Rating:

Mark from Memphis Date: April 29, 1999 Trail Ridden: Once a week
Recommended Route: This trail is east of Memphis. Take I-40 to Canada Rd. Go north on Canada Rd about 1 1/2 miles. Look for the park sign on the left. Other recommended trails in the same area:
Review: This trail has the most hills in Memphis. It's one of the hardest in our flat lands. It's 98% signle track with tight turns. It's about 4 mile. The top part stays pretty dry after a rain. It's a good trail for Memphis.	Overall Rating:

Mark from Memphis Date: April 29, 1999 Trail Ridden: Once a week
Recommended Route: This trail is east of Memphis. Take I-40 to Canada Rd. Go north on Canada Rd about 1 1/2 miles. Look for the park sign on the left. Other recommended trails in the same area:
Review: This trail has the most hills in Memphis. It's 98% signle track with tight turns. It's about 4 mile. The top part stays pretty dry after a rain. It's a really fun trail.	Overall Rating: