The south side is fun. My buddy that rode with us likes the south better than the north, I don't have a preference. The south is nice because a lot fewer people use it than the north. Be aware, the south side does have some private property when you get a ways south (the tracks from this trip didn't get to his property), we've spoken with the land owner before and without his permission, he doesn't want people riding on his land. He's had a lot of problems with people tearing up retaining ponds, fences, and his signs. So be respectful of his property and his wishes. The south is pretty much all double track, when you get in to some of the canyons, it turns to smaller than double track, but I wouldn't quite call it single track
