Grapefruit Trail

Mountain Biking Grapefruit Trail

#21 of 289 mountain bike trails in Florida

A progressive Freeride Park built of lines with multiple options surrounded by a 2 mile perimeter trail. At the center of the Freeride Park there is a Dirt Jump section separate from the main loop.

This is NOT a cross-country trail but does offer bi-passes for all features and DOES offer Freeride features for all levels of riders.

Built and maintained by Brevard Mountain Bike Association (BMBA) - http://www.RideBMBA.org/

First added by on Jul 22, 2013. Last updated May 11, 2020. → add an update

Before you go

Drinking water: unknown

Lift service: unknown

Night riding: unknown

Pump track: yes

Restrooms: unknown

Fat bike grooming: unknown

E-bikes allowed: unknown

Fee required: unknown

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Getting there

Route your GPS's to 1414 Norbert Rd NE, Palm Bay, FL 32907, take the dirt road on the east side of the drainage canal, and the parking lot will be on your right.

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Rider questions

Q: I am a intermediate female rider, I can ride the vortex at Santos, blues at Chuck with the occasional red. I am not a pro is this trail suitable for me?

asked by on Feb 3, 2016

ANSWER

A: You will be fine...There are ridearounds for all the tough features. Just take it slow the first time and inspect any features you are not sure about before you ride them.

answered by NoMountainsBiker on Mar 9, 2016 Feedback: Helpful | Not helpful

Q: Does this trail still exist after all the plans to destroy it?

asked by Idontjustcrash on Dec 16, 2015

ANSWER

A: Yes, it is open and better than ever. It is being maintained by BMBA. Get out there and enjoy!!

answered by dlstevens123 on Jan 7, 2016 Feedback: Helpful | Not helpful

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Q: i am trying to find this trail can anyone be of assistance please and thank you

asked by Bryce Ritter on May 20, 2014

ANSWER

A: To get to the trail you'll want to: A) Park at St Joseph's Catholic Church off Babcock street just south of Port Malabar Blvd and head south on Babcock, on your bike, and you'll cross a bridge over the Tillman Canal ... just after the canal on the right you'll see the entrance trail and sign ... you can take the entrance trail to the main loop. B) Park at Norbert Rd NE at Nogales Ave NE in Palm Bay. If you are heading north on Babcock you'll make a left at Omega St NE (residential street) just before the Tillman canal bridge and follow it until it changes names and intersects with Nogales Ave. You'll see a fire road on the right hand side that is blocked off by chains ... park there and take the fire road into the trail (you'll see a huge sign which contains a map. Once you are at the trail sign (this is part of the main loop on the east side) ride right and you'll see the trail head back into the woods ... this is the top of the east side loop.

answered by TrickkyGangsta on Jan 22, 2015 Feedback: Helpful | Not helpful

Q: Same directions to access dirt jumps?

asked by bikefoole on Jan 22, 2017

ANSWER

A: Yes, dirt Jumps are located in the middle of the trail loop.

answered by NoMountainsBiker on Nov 16, 2018 Feedback: Helpful | Not helpful

Q: How long are the trails.

asked by on Apr 14, 2016

ANSWER

A: The most used loop is approx 1.5 miles. It is one way with many advanced features but like has been mentioned before, all have ridearounds. There is a new section just introduced that will extend the loop by maybe a 1/4 mile. If you are looking for a longer ride then head over to the Turkey Creek/Malabar trails just about 2 miles east of GFT for some XC fun.

answered by Back-N-Black on May 11, 2016 Feedback: Helpful | Not helpful

Grapefruit Trail

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