Honey Run

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AVERAGE RATING
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4.06 out of 5
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Beginner
14
miles

Singletrack
↑ 1,900 ft
↓ 2,200 ft
858
elevation (ft)

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Trail Description
About this trail
From the trailhead the first 3 miles will take you to Anderson Hollow Rd. Cross over and you will begin the South loop. The South loop is just under 3 miles and will bring you back to Anderson Hollow Rd. Take a left on Anderson Hollow Rd and ride over the culvert and you will see the Beginning of the North loop which is just over 4 miles long. This will once again bring you to Anderson Hollow Rd. Continue on this road to where you originally crossed over after the first 3 miles, take the left and you will be on the last 3 miles back to the trailhead. If you are pressed for time you can park near the culvert on Anderson Hollow Rd and just do the loops or one of the loops. This trail is rocky and rooty but a great place for speed training or to bring a beginner. It's not technical or too hilly. Max elevation gain is about 413 feet. In fact it feels almost all downhill for the first 6 miles. The North loop will take you on a slight uphill for just over 2 miles either way you ride it and then you'll get a 2 mile downhill ride followed by the last 3 miles of gradual incline up.
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Trail Features
Trail features
  • Lift Service
  • Drinking Water
  •   Night Riding
  • Pump Track
  • Restrooms
  • Winter Fat Biking
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August 19, 2016
Guest   
 
Review: You better have a 3 or 400.00 bike when you hit this trail. Its rocky, narrow and will break your bike to pieces. Don't show up with a cheapo bike here because it wont make the trip. Another thing... the ticks and chiggers are absolutely awful

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June 3, 2016
Guest   
 
Review: What a fun trail. Fast, flowy, and just enough tech to keep you on your toes. Well maintained by the state too. I love 1.5 hours away and I'll be back.

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Gramcounter

December 21, 2015
Midmoab Gramcounter  
 
Review: Our favorite home away from home trails. Something for everyone depending on how aggressively you choose to ride. We love these trails. They shed water quickly and stay rideable when many others in mid Missouri close.

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Gramcounter

November 11, 2015
 
Review: This is a beautiful trail through the Ozarks. It is rugged and rocky in many areas, especially on the north loop, and as a beginning mountain biker, I would say that the south loop is a beginner trail with a really fun stream bed crossing, and the north loop is an advanced trail because of the terrain, narrow slopes, and rock gardens. As a beginner, I made it through the north loop with a couple places where I had to walk, but it was good exposure to a more challenging trail. The feeder trail which goes from the trailhead parking lot seemed to be an intermediate trail with rocks, roots, and some challenging, curvy stream crossings. This time of year, it was difficult to see the trail because of the leaves, and the trail tags on the trees are helpful. It is a great place to be out in the woods with the ability to choose from three types of trails all in one area. No air bridges, trail varies in width.

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Granny Gear

October 19, 2015
Lichimus Granny Gear  
 
Review: Very flowy trail so leave the big bike at home (wish I did). Mildy technical but fast at times so it's great for advanced riders too. I was surprised to see so many cars at the Anderson Hollow TH as I almost got blocked in! Beware of a long gravel road to this trailhead if you are in a small vehicle like I was. Mccubins TH is off a paved road BUT you have to pack a lot in if traveling from there. Not much else to choose from in the area but this was plenty for one afternoon as I clocked about 16 miles and 1200ft of elevation gain!

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Granny Gear


March 29, 2015
 
Review: Rode on 22 March 15 and it was in good shape with only a few wet spots. Saw only one other vehicle there, but no riders on trail.

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Granny Gear

January 6, 2015
mason610 Granny Gear  
 
Review: This is a great set of trails. I have ridden it many times with my brothers and it is a great ride every time. The shorter loop (2.25 m) is easier than the others but still has enough obstacles to keep an intermediate to advanced rider on tier toes. The other two trails are somewhat harder, also very fun. The trails are easy to find and well marked, so you would definitely have to try to get lost. I would strongly suggest these trails to all levels of riders; I love them.

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Trailblazer

May 4, 2014
 
Review: This trail is fast, has great flow and is overall in great condition. Take an extra tube, just in case, because the rocks are sharp. This is a great trail for beginners because there is nothing too technical and the climbs are not tough. This trail also offers something for advanced riders as well. The great flow and speed in the downhills keep it exciting.

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Granny Gear

May 25, 2013
 
Review: This is definitely a beginner track, but its super fun. Anyone should ride this track if they're in the area. I recommend this track to anyone

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Singletrack


November 10, 2012
CFM Singletrack  
 
Review: Its been a few years since I've been on this trail. It has matured nicely during that time. There is now a parking lot near the low water bridges where most people start. The trail is very well layed out along contours of the hilly terrain so there are no lung busting hills (one extended climb on some old double track on the north loop). Rocky and fun as it winds through the trees, this trail is great for a spin after a hard day at work. Good place to introduce new riders to some nice singletrack.

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Honey Run MTB Trail 4.06 out of 5 based on 16 ratings. 16 user reviews.
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