Knoch Knolls

Review: Had a blast for my first time out. Learning the ropes on this course. Haven't ridden my bike in a while, let alone single track. Was trying just to not kill myself and this was good intro.

Review: Great ride if you have kids with you. Our 8 and 5 year old were both able to handle everything this trail through at them...albeit at speeds less than normal. Still, great ride if you just want dirt instead of pavement.

Review: Good place to start riding off road. Bad place for fat bikes in the winter. Too much foot traffic on soft snow that makes riding on the trail miserable once it freezes.

Review: Decent trail to ride if you live close. Doesn't dry out very quickly or very well. Tight and twisty. There are a few log rollovers.

Review: I waited for two and a half days after it rained to go on this track but it still had some muddy parts, which sort of ruined the ride. It made it more challenging but it was overall a easy ride, would have been easier without the rain. Not sure how much longer I'd have to wait for it to become completely dry. Anyway, decent to go to if you are local (I live 5 miles away) otherwise it's nothing special.

Review: Knoch Knolls park had some decent trails, best part being the downhill ridge with the water to your right and the uphill treeline to your left. The main reason this trail gets only three stars is because it is very repetitive, and not too difficult, but they were pretty expansive. Overall I would recommend this trail if you're nearby because it is quite enjoyable.

Review: Nice local ride, I rode 5 years ago, good cardio, I used to see a big 8pt buck there with his harem, wonder if he is still around?

Similar Trail: Palo

Review: The trails are good for a short ride if you live in the area, not challenging with very little elevation change. These trails were once a challenging set of trails, they removed almost all of the log crossings and jumps.

Review: This is where it all began...this is where i started riding mountain bikes for real. It's a sweet beginner trail that is still pretty fun for intermediate riders if you go fast enough.

Review: This is actually just a fun and easy single track trail. It is not a big challenge at all. No hard climbs or big drops. But the layout of the 10 to 18" path is very well thought out. It has a REAL single track feel. (minus big climbs and drops) But it does have challenging tree root obstacles and the tight hairpin turns that single track trails are known for. I usually ride trails around the Lakeland, Florida area. Which can be very challenging, but I love this trail. Its a easy way to get a quick fix of a fun single track experience. I don't know if it was cambr or someone else who cut this trail. But GREAT JOB to who ever chose the directions of the paths.

Similar Trail: For a more real MTB trail, definitely Palos Forest Preserve in Willow Springs, IL