Kernersville MTB park

This trail is on my rotational favorite list. My ride calendar indicates that my last ride here was April 27, but I think I may have been since then. I came here about two weeks ago and the gate was closed. The reason I am pin pointing my ride dates is the trail is in need of root removal maintenance. This Wednesday, I could not believe how many new roots are exposed and what was once a very enjoyable intense twisty flowing fun ride is now a constant attempt at dodging new roots. This triad trail is quite unique, being the tightest woven twisting trail, you can carry an average speed of maybe 10-15mph and feel comfortable, but now the slick roots kicking out the front wheel slows you down real quick. I hope the town will soon restore this awesome trail to it's original glory.

Very fun trail. A few of the features were closed due to damage but other then that the trail is great!

Great place to go for a quick two laps, one in each direction. This trail packs a lot into a small plot of land. Tight switch backs, wooden features, rock features, a creek crossing and some awesome berms.

The advanced part is closed...looks like renovations

Fun trail...

awesome time today out here. we did it 'backwards'...in my opinion it was easier.

Rode today tree down right after Berms blocking trail...be ready to get off and climb over

rode this trail first time this morning!. really pretty & challening. i brought my girlfriend & husband. beginners loved it. tight parking

rode this trail first time this morning!. really pretty & challening. i brought my girlfriend & husband. beginners loved it. tight parking

Loved this trail fun both ways but i had more fun with counter clockwise with more down hill and the wooden woopdewoops and air bridges were a blast cant believe i was the only one there even talked to the guy that manages the trail this morning when i showed up he just finished opening up the trail and looking it over said it was good to go

Fun loop 3.5 miles long true single track
Nice berms and one good rock bridge
Rides good both directions

Fun little ride good for advanced beginners. Nothing too technical (that isn't optional). Very flowy. Newer bermy sections getting eroded, but very nicely laid out so that climbs aren't grueling. Hope there will be more to come here!

Awesome trail! You can go as slow or as fast as you want. I'm a 28-year-old male, average shape, and dude, great workout! Lots of berms, some cool wood bridges, whoop-dee-do section, and the choice of a few small drop offs if you want. Like others have said, great beginner-intermediate track (I saw a couple 8-10 year-olds riding it), but you can also push it and go fast and do the more technical stuff. I plan on coming back very soon. Oh yeah, the first time I didn't see the sign and dirt road on the left side of the road (as you are first approaching it). If you drive to the dead end cul-de-sac, you've gone too far. Turn around and it will be oh, I don't know, 40-50 yards away on the ride side now.

This is an amazing trail. You can tell that the local bike group really knows what they are doing because this trail has the best flow of any trail I've been on. This trail is good for beginners looking for a fast and fun trail with tons of possibilities to learn and improve. The trails has more then enough technical options that might even be tough for some experienced riders. This is defiantly a great place to practice and improve your skill. I will be going back here very soon.

Awesome trail. Can be quite technical in spots but it flows really well. A couple of creek crossings and several wooden features. One of the best mountain bike trails in the area,

Rode this on April 25, 2016. The loop is now open. It is a very well kept up trail with the fewest roots (that I have ridden) in the Triad. There are a few places where you could get technical if you wanted to. There are excellent berms and the manmade obstacles are great. There were 2 spots where the trail split, and I wasn't exactly sure where to go, but they both ended up in the same place, so no worries.

Trail is now a full 3.6mile loop as of March 2016, including new berm and creek crossing features. Park hours are now Sunup to 9:00pm year round. Trail open/close status on Twitter @KvilleCycleClub and at kernersvillecyclingclub.com home page.

Fun, fast, quick loop. Excellent signage for a first-time, lone rider! It's a 2-directional trail so you have to look out for oncoming riders. I found going clockwise to be more enjoyable--more opportunities for fast little runs. I wish there were more logs left in place to allow for hopping (with go-arounds for less skilled riders). Great built board sections, too, shows lots of TLC among the local crews. Thanks!

This work in progress (as of 2015) has a very fun, flowing single track. Once I descended less than a mile to the "loop" I had an ongoing combination of light roots, burrows, little whoop de doos, with the absence of any demanding climb throughout. Depending on which way you begin the loop, you will sooner or later encounter the optional advanced spot with a narrower raised plank path joined by some large stones ending with a nice drop at the end. A really fun set of board work in a few spots with a touch of stone work here and there...I can see this project working into a piece of art...just wish it was longer. However, if you like breaking it up, going alternating directions around the loop before coming back to the beginning of the trail makes for a pretty fun session of single track.

Short but sweet! not a long trail but set up to be looped to get some miles in. Some technical features but generally mild.