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Gainesville Dirt Jumps

A dirt trail winding through a forest of tall pine trees, featuring bike jumps and mounds. The ground is dry with patches of grass and sunlight filtering through the branches, casting shadows on the path. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.
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Level: Beginner
Length: 0 mi (0 km)
Surface: Other
Configuration: Network
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Mountain Biking Gainesville Dirt Jumps

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#224 of 289 mountain bike trails in Florida
#8,560 in the world

There are roughly 6 good jump lines,a wall ride, and a few drops and bridges out there that are alot of fun.The area is more like a MTB park than a trail so if you are looking for a good trail ride,you may want to skip this.If you want to feed the gravity monster though,this may be the place.

Please respect the structures and jumps.

First added by GALAXY on Mar 20, 2010. Last updated Apr 28, 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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From 34th St,Take Windmeadows Blvd. toward the west end.After the retention pond on the left where the woods thicken up, enter the woods and go right-ish up the hill and you will see the roller for the main line.


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A wooden ramp made from planks leads down a dirt incline in a forested area. Nearby, a shopping cart lies overturned among pine needles and dirt, with trees visible in the background. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.
A dirt jump and ramp setup for biking or skateboarding, surrounded by a forest of tall pine trees. The terrain features two ramps made from plywood and packed earth, with a central jump area that is smooth and regularly shaped. The setting is natural, with sandy ground and slight variations in elevation. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.
A serene forest path surrounded by tall, slender pine trees. The ground is covered with a mix of pine needles and sandy patches, leading deeper into the woods. The sunlight filters through the branches, creating a tranquil atmosphere. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.
A serene forest scene showing a winding dirt path leading deeper into a pine tree grove. The ground is covered with pine needles and patches of sandy soil, while tall trees create a natural tunnel effect with dappled sunlight filtering through the branches. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.
A wooden structure resembling a makeshift ramp or treehouse, situated in a pine forest with tall trees and scattered pine needles on the ground. The ramp is made of planks and has a few logs as support, with remnants of construction materials nearby. The scene is serene and natural, surrounded by greenery. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.
A sunlit path winding through a pine forest, with sandy mounds and a wooden structure visible in the background. The scene captures the natural beauty and tranquility of a wooded area, highlighting the textures of the trees and ground. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.
A narrow dirt path winding through a forest of tall pine trees, with patches of sunlight filtering through the branches. The ground features slightly elevated sections and sandy areas, indicating a natural outdoor setting suitable for hiking or biking. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.
A dirt bike trail surrounded by tall pine trees, featuring various dirt mounds and jumps designed for biking activities. The ground is sandy with patches of pine needles scattered throughout. Sunlight filters through the trees, creating a natural, forested setting. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.
A wooden structure, resembling a makeshift ramp or platform, is situated in a dense forest with tall pine trees. The structure is partially elevated and supported by logs, with wooden planks leading up to it. The surrounding ground is covered in pine needles and scattered debris, with some overgrown grass visible in the background. Soft natural light filters through the tree canopy, creating a tranquil atmosphere. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.
A wooden ramp structure with graffiti, located in a wooded area surrounded by tall pine trees. The ramp features a steep incline leading to an elevated platform on one side. The ground is sandy and covered with pine needles, creating a natural, outdoor skate or BMX location. Gainesville Dirt Jumps mountain bike trail.


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  • Bruza54
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    Should be removed from list of local trails.

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  • imaptone
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    Took my kids here today. It was a bulldozed lot. No more trails.

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  • bugmenot
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    lots of drops and lines, fun to goof off at like most people said. none of the wooden bridges/jumps are around anymore but it's still a lot of fun. Worth checking out.

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  • nsbohn
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    Good place to hang out and spend a couple hours goofing off. Good obstacles. Def not a singletrack course but a lot of fun.

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  • OIIIJEEPIIIO
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    This trail is open if you want to call it a trail. It's really more of a construction sight gone rebellion, someone put plywood jumps and bridges up there for BMX stuff there's some cool hill climbs and descents but that is about it.

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  • GALAXY
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    I went by there yesterday and it is a sad sight,I only really used about 10% of the stuff there but there was one line that was really cool with a 3 foot drop in it...that will be missed.

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  • rareform
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    Sad to say but this trail is closed. Was completely bulldozed by the property owner.

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