Map of Mazeppe Road Park showing various features, including walking and biking trails, parking areas, soccer fields, baseball and softball fields, restrooms, and a motorplex for cart racing. The park includes both natural surface and paved paths, with prominent landmarks labeled for visitor guidance. Mazeppa Park Mountain Bike Trail mountain bike trail.
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Level: Beginner
Length: 5 mi (8 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Loop
Elevation: +317/ -51 ft
Total: 25 riders
 

Mountain Biking Mazeppa Park Mountain Bike Trail

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#94 of 549 mountain bike trails in North Carolina
#1,822 in the world

Recently opened at the end of 2018, Mazeppa Park was constructed by the same trail builder as Warrior Creek in Wilkesboro and it shows. The trail was originally intended to be one big loop but an issue with drainage on the west side of the soccer fields and a dilapidated bridge on the Greenway Loop led to it be rerouted to its current configuration. The trail may change in the future when the previous issues get worked out.

Mazeppa Park starts at the trail kiosk in the southeast corner of the main parking lot and travels north on Ridgeline Connector to begin the ride. After about 0.3 miles, the trail splits at the intersection with the GoPro Loop so take the right fork and continue on.

After completing the loop, take a right back on Ridgeline Connector and enjoy the short downhill rhythm section as you make your way past the trail kiosk to the southern portion of the trail system. After the trail comes out of the woods, continue straight across the Greenway Loop and the access road and begin Mazeppa Tech.

Once you reach the end of the trail at the second intersection with the Greenway Loop, you can do an out-and-back to the trail kiosk to conclude your ride or you can take a left on the Greenway Loop and complete a short loop that ends at the start of Ridgeline Connector.

First added by Daniel Lee Dault Jr. on Mar 12, 2019. Last updated May 11, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
  • Drinking water: yes
  • Lift service: unknown
  • Night riding: unknown
  • Pump track: unknown
  • Restrooms: yes
  • Fat bike grooming: unknown
  • E-bikes allowed: unknown
  • Fee required: unknown
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Getting there
once entering the park the road splits take a right and its on the right about half way between the split and the soccer fields you can park at the soccer fields plenty of parking there


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  • Emuniz8913
    *****

    Well kept trail. As everyone has mentioned, it does contain lots of curves. It is a great beginner trail but can become more intermediate the faster you go. I had a great time and only fell in a ditch once! I didn't get a chance to do the Tech part because I was unaware of it this time around. But I will definitely look for it next time around.

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  • Emuniz8913
    *****

    Well kept trail. As everyone has mentioned, it does contain lots of curves. It is a great beginner trail but can become more intermediate the faster you go. I had a great time and only fell in a ditch once! I didn't get a chance to do the Tech part because I was unaware of it this time around. But I will definitely look for it next time around.

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  • Emuniz8913
    *****

    Well kept trail. As everyone has mentioned, it does contain lots of curves. It is a great beginner trail but can become more intermediate the faster you go. I had a great time and only fell in a ditch once! I didn't get a chance to do the Tech part because I was unaware of it this time around. But I will definitely look for it next time around.

    Reply | Thank
  • Emuniz8913
    *****

    Well kept trail. As everyone has mentioned, it does contain lots of curves. It is a great beginner trail but can become more intermediate the faster you go. I had a great time and only fell in a ditch once! I didn't get a chance to do the Tech part because I was unaware of it this time around. But I will definitely look for it next time around.

    Reply | Thank
  • Emuniz8913
    *****

    Well kept trail. As everyone has mentioned, it does contain lots of curves. It is a great beginner trail but can become more intermediate the faster you go. I had a great time and only fell in a ditch once! I didn't get a chance to do the Tech part because I was unaware of it this time around. But I will definitely look for it next time around.

    Reply | Thank
  • Emuniz8913
    *****

    Well kept trail. As everyone has mentioned, it does contain lots of curves. It is a great beginner trail but can become more intermediate the faster you go. I had a great time and only fell in a ditch once! I didn't get a chance to do the Tech part because I was unaware of it this time around. But I will definitely look for it next time around.

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  • brooksb5
    *****

    Great, smoothly flowing trail, lots of tight bends and fast corners. Hard packed, with some slightly sandy/clay sections, drains REALLY well.

    Very few rock gardens or any difficult obstacles. Great for beginners to start getting in the sport!

    It gets a little more challenging the faster you go.

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