If you do find the trail (essentially I think you missed the entrance) there aren't (well there weren't the last time I checked) any signs. Long story short half of the old mud pit was on private property and the developer had spent a summer redirecting water from another nearby development. A lot of people would go through the mud pit or bypass which then ruined all the work he had done. He already had the ear of some of the city council and was gathering evidence and comments from the locals who live right on the trail to get it shut down. An agreement was made that the local clubs would consider that section off limits and ensure to let anyone else know. It's a pisser but at least we still have what is there. In the last 5 years, there has been a number of local trails shut off to 4wds and we have to tread lightly (pun intended) to keep access to what we still have. If you do find the trail and you end up seeing the GC ahead, go to the right around what is probably a large puddle. That is the new mud pit and should not be attempted unless you have someone else there. It is surprisingly deep and I have only seen one person get through and he was on 37s
