Trails are a good mix of singletrack with roots, rocks, berms, creek crossings, bridges and jumps. There is no map at the moment (Working on that) but I am here every day and always willing to give tours until riders are familiar with the trails. The best way to contact me to ride would be through PMs through anyone of the MTB websites, I'm "Bushwhacker" on all of them and all PMs go to my email.
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Never actually found a trail head, just parked on the side of the road and headed down a dirt road until I found what looked vaguely like a trail section. The trail itself is badly in need of a rake and more riders to keep it compacted an in good condition. Looks like it's been abandoned for years. Hard to ride over 2-3 inches of leaf cover. Rode 2 or 3 miles before giving up. Found one really nice section of switchbacks, and only one jump that was way beyond my level. This would be great and well worth the trip from Raleigh with more maintenance and more riders.
| ThankThe main trails here are open, the river trails are gone reducing the mileage to just under 10 miles. Feel free to drop me a pm here, TriangleMTB.com or Ridemonkey if you would like to ride.
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