Kiwarrak State Forest
Scooters
Difficulty | Easy |
Slope | Flat, Undulating |
Space | Open |
Surface | Dirt, Eternal Puddles, Wood |
Trail type | Single track |
Notes:
Scooters runs from Sweet As to Moab before making its way up to Two Dogs. In this video however we got onto to Scooters from Moab and rode to Two Dogs.
Scooters is typical of all the flat XC trails in this lower area. Little to no gradient, a few small technical sections, a ladder bridge, some narrow trees in the winding sections.
While not featured in the video I did try to ride the section between Moab and Sweet As but it was very wet so I turned around. The section between Moab and Two Dogs was pretty dry albeit for a couple of small muddy patches.
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