| Birdseye | Hoosier National Forest | 12 |
| easy; flat to rolling, very little technical riding except for a few steep climbs. A favorite, offering a mix of singletrack and fire road. Along the way are a lake, creeks, stands of hardwoods, old homesteads and a cemetery. |
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| German Ridge | Hoosier National Forest | 22 |
| Easy to moderate; much of the trail has been widened and flattened to better accommodate horses. Frequent climbs, a few of whic hare difficult. The south end is a gravel lane through the woods. Some good singletrack exists at the north end. The area on... |
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| Hardin Ridge | Hoosier National Forest | 2 |
| In the campground area the trail is single lane and relatively flat. This portio of the trail makes for an enjoyable family ride although it is used primarily by campers. One end of the trail drops off to Lake Monroe and is very steep. The trail crosse... |
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| Lick Creek | Hoosier National Forest | 7.5 |
| Easy to Moderate. An excellent beginner's trail, Lick Creek offers a few "whoops", some narrow singletrack, and a short roack garden mixed in with easy sections. |
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| Mogan Ridge West | Hoosier National Forest | 12 |
| Moderate, with a few tough climbs. Some fairly technical singletrack sections. Counter-clockwise offers best descents. Two sections of singletrack with gravel road in between. |
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| Nebo Ridge | Hoosier National Forest | 8.5 |
| Moderate, with lots of short climbs. A roller coaster singletrack trip through the woods. May be most popular MTB (Mountain Bike) trail in the state. |
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| Ogala | Hoosier National Forest | 6 |
| Easy, although finding the trial can be challengin; minimal climbing. Ogala is disjointed, and difficult to follow. Hoosier National Forest staff is considering oprtion for this trail. |
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| Oriole East | Hoosier National Forest | 7 |
| Moderate, with a few tough climbs. Recommend riding the trail counterclockwise and including the east end loop. |
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| Oriole West | Hoosier National Forest | 8 |
| Moderate; some technical sections; attention required on descents and climbs. Go counter-clockwise for a fast, "whoop-filled" descent that leads into a technical single-track. Scenic creek bottom section. Contains some wide, gravel-covered stretches. |
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| Shirley Creek | Hoosier National Forest | 17 |
| Moderate to high on the hills and in the streambeds, easy elsewhere. Loops within loops yield many options. Lots of hilly, technical singletrack. Fun, but demanding. |
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| Tipsaw Lake | Hoosier National Forest | 6 |
| Easy; mostly flat, a couple moderate clmbs, some rocky parts. Beginners get real mountain biking here -- rocky sections, shallow ravines, climbs -- without being overwhelmed. Fun for intermediate riders, too. Lake, picnnic areas and camping. |
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| Two Lakes Trail | Hoosier National Forest | 12.5 |
| The Two Lakes Loop area is heavy with wildlife, such as deer, squirrels, turtles, and myriad birds. |
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| Young's Creek | Hoosier National Forest | 10 |
| Moderate to high, with several challenging climbs and technical singletrack. Perhaps the most demanding trail in the Hoosier, yet is 90 percent ridable, 90 percent fun. Clock-wise is a little more enjoyable. Either direction has tough climbs, mudholes,... |
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