Hi, All!
Knowing Hemibee already posted, I just would like to tell ya'all why I like Outlaw Trax with some photos.
Outlaw Trax locates, well, approximately 10 miles northwest from west side of SHNF. Very close to the balloon loop trail head. 850 acre land contains 16 mile trail, MX course, kids trail & kid MX course.
Outlaw Trax is members only, so not many riders come & ride. If you wanna come, ask me or other members so that we can bring you in as a guest. $20/day to ride as of today. www.outlawtrax.com
The best thing is that they have huge flat field so that my kids and beginner friends can do practice all day long.
(MX course locates left side, though, hard to see...)
Once you feel comfortable riding offroad, you can stay on fireroads and enjoy sightseeing around the property. My beginner friends love this.
Well, intermediates and experts can enjoy the trail system. (Maybe beginners too...) The trail system is well maintained. Way better than SHNF. Wide, long enough, one way, marked well, not too much sandy.
Of course it has single tracks in deep the woods if you like somewhere narrower. Again, this is one way, so you can go as fast as you can.
Anything else? Yes.
This offroad park has some tricky spots, such as the Double Dip, the Camel Back, and several others which I do not know the names.
The Double Dip
Going across a big creek, then 2nd dip (smaller) shows up in front of you.
The Camel Back
You go down, up, down & up like camel back.
Well, even trickier spots deep in the forest.
I believe Outlaw Trax is definitely one of the place where beginner to expert can enjoy all day in greater Houston area.
Thanks!
Ken
Knowing Hemibee already posted, I just would like to tell ya'all why I like Outlaw Trax with some photos.
Outlaw Trax locates, well, approximately 10 miles northwest from west side of SHNF. Very close to the balloon loop trail head. 850 acre land contains 16 mile trail, MX course, kids trail & kid MX course.
Outlaw Trax is members only, so not many riders come & ride. If you wanna come, ask me or other members so that we can bring you in as a guest. $20/day to ride as of today. www.outlawtrax.com
The best thing is that they have huge flat field so that my kids and beginner friends can do practice all day long.
(MX course locates left side, though, hard to see...)
Once you feel comfortable riding offroad, you can stay on fireroads and enjoy sightseeing around the property. My beginner friends love this.
Well, intermediates and experts can enjoy the trail system. (Maybe beginners too...) The trail system is well maintained. Way better than SHNF. Wide, long enough, one way, marked well, not too much sandy.
Of course it has single tracks in deep the woods if you like somewhere narrower. Again, this is one way, so you can go as fast as you can.
Anything else? Yes.
This offroad park has some tricky spots, such as the Double Dip, the Camel Back, and several others which I do not know the names.
The Double Dip
Going across a big creek, then 2nd dip (smaller) shows up in front of you.
The Camel Back
You go down, up, down & up like camel back.
Well, even trickier spots deep in the forest.
I believe Outlaw Trax is definitely one of the place where beginner to expert can enjoy all day in greater Houston area.
Thanks!
Ken