With a lot of community involvement and a great effort on the part of volunteers, a series of loop trails and connectors have been constructed. They vary greatly in length and difficulty. The type of tread ranges from level to steep and rocky. These trails are open to mountain bike riders, horseback riders and visitors hiking on foot. Trails are marked with blue diamonds, often bearing directional arrows, trail numbers, or colored dots.
Yellow dots indicate a short route back to the trailhead.
Green dots indicate a connector trail. Red dots indicate a side trail to a point of interest or a particularly scenic vista. The trails frequently make use of and cross existing roads and travelways. It's very easy to miss a trailmarker and lose the trail. If you become confused, backtrack to the point where you lost the trail.