Name: Cedar Springs OHV Trail
Rating: 3.0

Cedar Springs OHV Trail

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“A winding route though hardwood bottoms and pine plantations.”

— Leslie Kehmeier

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Dogs Unknown

Features eMTB allowed

Closed the first Tuesday in January to the first Thursday in March. Avoid during the first two weeks of rifle hunting season.

Description

The Cedar Springs OHV trail is a winding route through hardwood bottoms and pine plantations. There's little elevation change, making the route enjoyable for novice to more experienced riders.

Throughout the trail, you'll find a natural, hard-packed clay surface mixed in with a few sections of gravel. The most challenging area of the trail is littered with large, basketball-sized rocks.

Contacts

Land Manager: USFS - Francis Marion & Sumter National Forest Office

Feb 14, 2019: Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests offices will close in observance of Presidentsâ€™ Day on February 18

Feb 10, 2019: Forest Service Seeks Local Teens for Summer Job Opportunities

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3.0 from 1 vote

#4

in Long Cane Scenic Area

#17512

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11.0 Miles 17.7 Kilometers Singletrack	753' 229 m Ascent -758' -231 m Descent
3% Avg Grade (1°) 15% Max Grade (8°)	650' 198 m High 480' 146 m Low

Cedar Springs OHV Trail

11.0 Miles 17.7 Kilometers

Singletrack

753' 229 m

-758' -231 m

3%

15%

650' 198 m

480' 146 m

Shared By Leslie Kehmeier

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