Welcome to the Trails Co-Op, formerly known as Redtrails.com. My goal here is to form a cooperative of trail users, mappers, and reviewers to provide everyone with the best possible trail maps and info. Since the last time you saw me I've made the site more interactive and have based it on some excellent new Google applications. Most of the data here is from governments, big and small. I'm sure every so often you'll see something that'll make you scratch your head, and when you do, please either fix it and leave your stamp on the trail's page (like wikipedia) or let me know and we'll put it in the queue. A special thank you goes out to people who are contributing to the site - you make it a better place to browse! b@redtrails.com
Trail News
Recently reviewed trails:
- Snake Creek Trail -
 - Jul 09, 2011 - Very hard trail to follow, plenty of tree's have fallen down. Looks like it is rarely used. Would only recommend to people who enjoy using a map and creating their own trail. Positive side thou of this, is that it is very quiet with little chance of running into anyone. - Traverse Creek Loop Trail - - Jan 12, 2012 - My girlfriend and I rode this on our horses and it was pretty easy. Some rocky parts, but nothing too serious. It also goes through a small stand of fur trees near the top that is cool and lush. There are other unmarked trails branching off in various locations, some of which lead to Traverse Creek. Mostly a nice easy ride. Some of the side trails have VERY low overhangs. There were places where we were hanging off the sides of our horses to go under them. Staying on the main trail is a good idea, although you're probably not going to get lost as its a small area with lots of places to view your position and get your bearings. There are houses you can see from the trail and Bear Creek Road as well. Loads of other trails close by. Basically, a nice easy trail to take your horses out for a short ride without too much hassle.
- Potrero John Trail - - Dec 21, 2011 - Trying to make the date more acurate with this post. Not sure why previous posted three times and wrong date.
Hiked this one last week, a trail crew has been in here and cleared the trail to the camp ground. A non-maintained trail continues past the camp ground another 1.5 miles to a very nice water fall. That last section of the hike is a bit harder but very doable. You really can't get lost as the trail enters a narrow box canyon
- Potrero John Trail - - Dec 31, 1969 - Hiked this one last week, a trail crew has been in here and cleared the trail to the camp ground. A non-maintained trail continues past the camp ground another 1.5 miles to a very nice water fall. That last section of the hike is a bit harder but very doable. You really can't get lost as the trail enters a narrow box canyon
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