Capitol Forest
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Capitol Forest is a unique place where mountain bikers, equestrians, hikers and moto riders successfully co-exist by sharing trails and facilities.
The Trails are open for use from May 1st through November 30th.
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OHV Trail |
Mileage |
Al Davis Trail |
1
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Army Road Tie |
0.75
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Basin Tie |
1.21
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Capitol Peak |
1.13
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Divide North |
3.8
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Divide South |
6.16
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Larch East |
4.69
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Larch West |
7.03
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Loki |
4.32
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North Rim |
16.23
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ORV Park Tie |
3.4
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Rock Candy |
6.16
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Slide Trail |
1.22
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TTC Trail |
0.75
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Twin Peaks |
5.75
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Waddell Basin East |
9.7
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Waddell Basin West |
9.22
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TOTAL |
82.52 |
Trail Safety
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Stay on the right side of the roadways. These roads are traveled by cars and trucks.
Always wear a DOT-compliant helmet, goggles, long sleeves, long pants, over-the-ankle boots, and gloves. Never ride under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Never carry a passenger on a single-rider ATV, and no more than one passenger on an ATV specifically designed for two people. Ride only on designated trails and at a safe speed. If you are riding slower than the riders behind you, kindly pull to the side and allow them to pass. Not everyone is comfortable riding at certain speeds. Do not pass other riders unless they are fully aware that you are passing. Do not litter. Please take bags along with you on the ride to collect any trash. |
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Trail Etiquette
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If you ride two way trails, please take the time to learn proper trail etiquette in terms of hand signals. When a rider puts up two fingers, they're not flashing you the peace sign. They are communicating to you that there are two more riders coming behind, so exercise caution!
For example, if you are riding in a group of three people, the leader should flash on-coming riders two fingers, the 2nd guy one finger, and finally the last guy should flash a closed fist (no more riders in your group). Nobody wants a head on collision and hand signals are one of the ways to help minimize accidents. |