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Two difficult miles of roots, climbs and technical descents.


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2.2

Miles

3.5

KM

Singletrack

690' 210 m

High

624' 190 m

Low

111' 34 m

Up

153' 47 m

Down

2%

Avg Grade (1°)

7%

Max Grade (4°)

Dogs Leashed

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The trails are often closed following wet weather. Always visit mtbatlanta.com/ to check the trail status before heading out.

Description

Just as the summary says you'll get a good dose of roots on this trail. The opening descent was created to get away from the original fall line descent known as Suicide Hill. This section is now a nice, flowy but technical downhill with a very fast ending if you're riding it right.

The aforementioned downhill spills out at the bottom of the power line easement where you'll get a great view of West Point Dam, just prior to a short technical descent along the river. The rest of the trail undulates over rocks and roots providing various technical challenges.

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Shared By:

Ken Hacka

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in Georgia

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Spring ferns on Hack-n-Yack
Feb 21, 2015 near West Point, GA
Narrow navigation by one of the few large boulders on the property.
Feb 21, 2015 near West Point, GA
This great view of West Point Dam can only be had from the Hack-n-Yack trail.
Feb 21, 2015 near West Point, GA
Narrow navigation by large boulder in mid spring.
Feb 21, 2015 near West Point, GA

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Dec 24, 2023
John Garland
Great shape. Super fun flow.
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