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k2biker said:
I forgot one that I really like...

Tree Slalom located at Razorback MTB Park in Reddick, FL. It's flat and fast -- 18-20 mph and you really are buzzing trees like gates on a DH ski run. The best part is that it's quite lengthy, maybe a couple miles out and it loops back.

Brado~ I concur with Heartbreak Ridge. Aptly named. Kitsuma is just a cool name -- period!

Ya' can't forget Farlow Gap either. Where is that anyway? Does Farlow Gap REALLY exist? I've heard rumors of it, but after 13 miles of climbing one day, I still never found it. :confused: "You are not going to Farlow Gap?" asked one racer. "NO! Some of us are still sleeping!" was a competitor's response.

I've still never been. Maybe I should make that a weekend plan this summer.......
Damn, you really know your FL trails.....a shoutout to Ft. Pierce and Razorback, I'm impressed. If you enjoy palmettos you would have loved the trails at Jonathon Dickenson State Park, made Dance look like nothin.

My favorite trail name is probably Moonscape over in Alafia or Odd Buck at San Felasco (somehow I always daydream about how they came up with that name, a crazy deer running around, a "frisky" buck getting too close......???). There also seems to be a Big Dipper on most florida trails as well.
 
down Flagstaff way...

...there's a trail called "Lost Burrito".

According to Cosmic Ray, it was named after Rex Phester rode up the stupid thing and "lost a partial Martian's breakfast burrito in one, hunky, undigested, golf ball size urp."

Dumb Azz that I am, I took that as a challenge. My urp had several pieces...
 
American Standard - Jim Thorpe, PA. Named after the toilet bowl by the trail entrance.
Tombstone Ridge - Michaux, PA. A narrow ridgeline with flat rocks that stick up at angles resmbling tombstones - so cool.
Cannonball Trail - Ringwood/Skyline, NJ. Supposedly in Rev War they moved cannonballs down this trail to fight the Brits.
 
A few of these have been listed already but......

Gas Pass - Bluff Creek Ranch
Oh Sh!t! - Bluff Creek Ranch
Hospital Hill (the name says it all)- Flat Rock Ranch
The Mad Bomber (all you can do in this section is hold on tight, the roller coaster does the rest) - Flat Rock Ranch
Fifty dolla hill (the story is that a guy says to his buddy just at the bottom "I'll give you fifty dollars if you clean that hill") - Conyers
Cambodia - Memorial Park
The Mixmaster - Cameron Park
The Vortex- Cameron Park
 
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XC Dawg said:
Fifty dolla hill (the story is that a guy says to his buddy just at the bottom "I'll give you fifty dollars if you clean that hill") - Conyers
Cambodia - Memorial Park
I live 30 minutes from Conyers and have never heard that one! maybe we should post it as such!

Memorial Park -- is that the one in Houston? If so, that was some fast fun riding! just watch out for the walkers and kiddies!
 
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FloridaFish said:
Damn, you really know your FL trails.....a shoutout to Ft. Pierce and Razorback, I'm impressed. If you enjoy palmettos you would have loved the trails at Jonathon Dickenson State Park, made Dance look like nothin..
I spent about 4 months in south FL re-building a hotel on Hutcheson Island. I showed up with my 5" travel K2 Beast and freaked some folks out. It really smoothed out the Dance though. So there's good riding at Jon Dickenson? I never went there b/c I figured there was nothing there. Hmmmm.

I rode my first teeter totter at Ft Pierce. Talk about some fun! I remember showing up like 40 minutes before dark without my lights and just slamming out a lap. I'll never forget wondering when I'd run into bums under those overpasses! I'll also never forget thinking there was a gator in that murky water and not to slip up as I passed! Good motivation to stay in control!

FL surprised me, that's for sure!
 
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I nearly forgot....the old K-Mart trails in West Palm! Those rocked! The only time I got to ride there before they got dozed I met up with this "local" who was a German transplant. He showed me the best circuit and we rode all those bridges -- now those were awesome! There was this one that you entered head on and went up and over this roller only to drop into this right-handed berm and slingshot up another roller! I'd never ridden bridges until that day and I'll never forget that particular one.
 
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