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Level: Beginner
Length: 1 mi (1.6 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Other
Elevation: -
Total: 36 riders
Mountain Biking Preservation Park
#126 of 289 mountain bike trails in Florida
There is a Loop for walkers/joggers, but inside of the loop is the good stuff! It
consist of mini clay jumps, logs( zig zag and ride over), balance beams, river
rocks pits, sand pits(?) bridges (short cut-off jumps) & 2 long bridges, berms,
and piles of big rocks. The trails 1 mile, easy enough to do more than once and
the outer ring for run/jog is approx. 2/3 of a mile. ENJOY!!!
First added by mandaconda on Feb 9, 2011. Last updated May 5, 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 located on 100 Sweet Bay Lane near the Recreation Center(AKA Village
of RPB). Off of Sparrow Drive. If your on Okeechobee west take Royal Palm
Blvd south(left) You''ll see Veterans park that light is Sparrow Drive take a
right (west) pass the school till you hit Sweet Bay Lane on your left, turn,
stay to your right pass the rec center, you'll see a few parking spaces on
your right and the entrance( not the only one though).If Southern Blvd
west take RPB Blvd to Sparrow etc. If you hit Crestwood Blvd S you've gone
to far.
Easy ride and rarely any other people there except a few dog walkers on the outer ring. The inner ring is not bad with some features and windy trail areas. No elevation changes, watch for fallen trees.
Thank |Did 3 laps on the fox trail on 06/25/2018. Trail is in relatively good shape. After the hurricane there were some fallen trees but they have been cleared out. Its by no means a very technical trail which is fine for me since I'm just getting back into sport. Great for practicing and a quick workout. There are some features along the trails like wooden bridges and rock pits as well as elevated boards. It's only about a mile so multiple laps are needed for a good workout. I wouldn't drive too far to go there. I just happen to live less than a mile away.
Thank |This is a nice easy trail for a beginner or child wanting to start off and get some exercise and confidence. Parking is close and the trail is only about a mile. There are some small obstacles and jumps in the center. My 7 year old and I had a blast. More experienced riders will get bored easy.
Thank |I am a beginner and this trail has no roots to worry about. Totally hard packed dirt except sandy dirt in turns - slid out a bit. What I like is that there were tiny jumps, balance beams, awesome skinny bridges and bridge drops - all perfect for learning on. Practiced my bunny hops and my friend did balance beams and jumps for her FIRST time ever. Makes her more comfortable and wanting to do more.
Thank |I loved this trail...I got a great workout and loved all the bridges and logs for technical practice....flowy, single tracks through the Florida forest was great for this NE'er on vacation!
Thank |Not a true singletrack, as you can see in the video I will post in a short bit. Quite wide. I did a quick run through just to get quick video of the track. Only one mile on the inside loop. But the outside loop is a mile as well. So two miles combined. Great for practice or a quick and fast ride around. I think this track is a great way to introduce younger kids to the sport. That's why I rate it a two. The path is old damaged pavement that has raised, cracked, and broken off. Looks like it might have been a mobile home park at one point. But the brokenness of the pavement provides a decent rugged experience for the novice.
Thank |Preservation Park has 1 mile of singletrack composed of simple technical obstacles. There are small ramps, planks, and bridges. These obstacles can be bypassed. The trail is very short and has no elevation changes making it really only good for beginners and/or technical practice.* Review edited 5/23/2012
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