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Level: Intermediate
Length: 1 mi (1.6 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Loop
Elevation: -
Total: 25 riders
Mountain Biking Copper Creek
#109 of 300 mountain bike trails in Virginia
Go down a black path located at the very end of Copper Ridge Drive, go past
the "no dumping signs" and a playground then a little farther to the trail
head. The trail is short but has multiple jumps and 1 teeter totter.
First added by DDDoherty on Aug 18, 2009. Last updated May 1, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
- Drinking water: unknown
- Lift service: unknown
- Night riding: unknown
- Pump track: unknown
- Restrooms: unknown
- Fat bike grooming: unknown
- E-bikes allowed: unknown
- Fee required: unknown
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its near Frying Pan Park, which also has good trails. Copper Ridge drive is off
of Centerville road. Coming from route 28 go to frying pan road and then take
right on to Centerville, copper ridge is your next left.
No longer exists
| ThankDead trail! Please take off the website.
| ThankThis trail no longer exists. There is a large tree that has fallen across what looks like the trail head. The woods and weeds have reclaimed whatever was once a trail as of September 2, 2016.
| ThankPlease note that this trail is being redone and the mini loop is open but probably not worth your time to come yet.
* Review edited 8/2/2011
| ThankThis trail is in bad shape. It is not being cared for. Thought I could try a quick ride on it but there are tons of down trees, overgrown bushes etc...
| ThankHit 3 huge spider webs in 20 feet...Huge meaning not built overnight...I don't think anyone goes on this trail.
wasnt a big fan of it.. a lot of downed trees and I lost the trail at some spots. but the jumps were fun
| ThankThis has got to be the most exhilerating, breathtaking, exhausting trail I have ridden on! WAY HARDER THAN FOUNTAINHEAD!!! At the beginning, it may appear to be an easy ride, but fear not!!! If you are brave enough to ride the half pipe (the new addition added for the new decade) speeds of over 35 mph are expected. If you are lucky enough to survive the half pipe, the last half of the trail is full of twists and turns and very technical. Once you finally make it up the last big hill (most people who ride the trail cannot make it up without walking) you will have proved to yourself once and for all you are a true mountain biker. * Review edited 7/23/2010
| ThankThe trail is getting larger every day more people are making new trails it will soon be at least 5 miles.
| ThankInteresting Ride thanks to the couple of jumps put in but note that this is still a very short loop. It rides about 3 minutes long.
| ThankThis mountain biking trail has 3 loops all with jumps
| ThankThis trail now has different routes to avoid the wet spots after it rains. these different routes have jumps and not that many turns so you can go fast.* Review edited 8/27/2009
| ThankI went on it again and this trsil is not for beginners.
| ThankThis trail is crazy good. It has sweet jumps that you can get a lot of air on. It has an awesome teeter totter. There are some root gardens also. This trail is a very short loop but once you get around you will want to keep going around.* Review edited 8/18/2009
| Thank* Review edited 5/27/2010
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