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Lower Priest Rock traverses the ridge of some of the highest hills around Lexington Reservoir. It begins at Alma Bridge Road and climbs up to the top of Limekiln Trail where it intersects with Upper Priest Rock. Along the way, you will experience challenging rocky sections, some tree cover, and several sections that are so steep they are almost unrideable. This trail can get very hot in the summertime.
The descent from Kennedy is technical and fast. Riding down the upper section of this trail is for moderate and advanced riders due to the steepness and off-camber turns. Many have crashed - some badly - on this trail. The lower section is also steep, but far easier to navigate.
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