Brushy Creek

[FirstMan]

Saturday morning. We plan to be there around 8 leave by 11.

2 KTM 200s, XR650R and a ATK 605.

Come out and break a sweat.

[ShafT]

Hey there. Been lurking for a quite a while with little to add. Until your post I was unaware of Brushy Creek. I've gone to Rocky Ridge and am a member of East Texas Dirt Riders, but would like a closer place for a quick ride. Can you give me a brief synopsis of your take on the place? Relatively safe? Too many 4-wheelers (of truck or ATV variety)? How are the trails for bikes? My wife is a novice rider -- is there enough to keep her interested? Enough to keep an experienced rider entertained?

Feel free to PM if you prefer.

Thanks.

[FirstMan]

Hello,
The track isn't maintained this time of year, so my judgment is going to be off. Also it is too hot for most, so it was fairly quite. only 5 or so trucks.

The track is okay, black dirt, so I would hate to be there when it rains.

The trails were nice, but short we made a mile or so loop and played. There is a nice little creek that gives some elevation change, but again, I have only been when it was dry. I truly prefer Red River, but that is one heck of a drive.
Also, have you tried bondoxx near prinston? It is small, but for $10 it is very close to me (Plano)

[FirstMan]

Oh yeah, to directly answer your questions.

I think the track and the trails are great for a beginner to get the feel for the bike but if you are an intermediate rider you would probably get bored quick. We were making most of the trails in 5 minutes or less.

[ShafT]

Thanks for the info. We'll give it a shot. We're planning on being out there around 8:00 or so, too.

Two trucks - YZ250f, TTR 125LE, and a friend with a CRF150.