Marsh Creek from the Boat Launch

Most of the people in the video are part of CradlesToCanes. I am not part of this group so will not be able to answer any questions concerning joining or riding with them.

Marsh Creek has mainly single track riding, great for hard tails or rigids but as this video was shot on an XTC action cam mounted to the handle bars of a Kona Stinky Dee-Lux, full suspension can be used as well.
The video starts from the boat launch side of the park and follows through some fast flowing easy single track that will take you to the dam.

Feel free to leave comments or ask questions and I will try to answer them as best as possible.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Marsh Creek
• Mountain Biking
• CradlesToCanes
• Kona Stinky

[heder98]

So from the endpoint of your video which is reaching the dam, did you retrace your route in order to get back to the boat dock or there's a loop trail for that? Nice video. I think I'd get lost if I try it for the first time and alone.

[jduncan833]

@heder98 yes, there is actually a second video that keeps going on this side after the dam. There is a couple nice sized loops that continue after the dam, but no trail that goes around the whole lake. I live right up the road, so if your ever going out, shoot me a PM and i'll bike down to meet you. the other side of the boat launch is pretty awesome too - can get a bit lost though. Good luck

[mikedirtbiker]

i love this place i think they should fancy it up tho and put more ladder walks and jumps in tho.

[jduncan833]

@mikedirtbiker They have recently added a couple new trails. As far as jumps, not sure marsh creek is really set up that way (I don't know if there is any line straight enough for a landing zone)

If you are looking for some fun ladders and jumps though, White Clay is pretty awesome. Brian's field is a great set of trails, and they have an expert skill park (not on the maps though)

[heder98]

Thanks @jduncan833 for your kind offer. I'll definitely try this and hopefully I can join you, but probably during late spring/early summer. I'm a roadie, but since I was able to tinker with my wife's MTB and was able to perform a tune-up on it I am thinking of using it instead of having it collect dust in the garage. And besides, I'd like to mix up MTB with Road this year to have more fun. :)

[bdysntchr7]

love these trails! I try to get out there a few times a week