Trails
Current conditions and details for every trail in our network. Tap any trail for maps, routes, logistics, and more.
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Airline Bike Park
Charlotte's first purpose-built bike park: flowy cross-country singletrack, progressive jump lines, natural downhill trails, a pump track and dirt jumps for every level.
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Anne Springs
Anne Springs Close Greenway is a privately run 2100 acre nature reserve just south of Charlotte in Fort Mill, SC. Note: *NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE TRAILBLAZERS*. Listing for information only.
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Backyard Trails
Charlotte's original urban trail network: rugged singletrack, jump lines and technical features, linked by the Little Sugar Creek Greenway. Best for riders with some experience.
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Ballantyne District Park
Three short, distinct loops add up to about 3 miles of lappable singletrack: smooth Flow Loop for newer riders, rooty old-school Field Loop, and Tech Loop with its rock garden and berms.
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Big Leaf Slopes Park
About 4 miles of winding intermediate singletrack in Statesville, built by local volunteers. Short, punchy climbs, flowy sections and giant bigleaf magnolias in summer.
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Brown Mill Trail
Concord’s first mountain bike trail: a one-way, 4.5-mile loop packed with climbs, berms, jumps, rock rolls and drops. The big features have go-arounds, so you can ride at your own level.
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Cedar Valley Bike Park
A challenging bikes-only jump park at Fisher Farm in Davidson. Berms, doubles and gap jumps on a short one-way loop made for lapping. Best for confident and experienced riders.
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Col. Francis Beatty Park
Beatty's green main loop circles the park and suits newer riders. Blue and black side trails, wooden features and The Colonel pump track are there when you want more.
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Fisher Farm Park
Old-school, rooty singletrack with "new school" flair. A beginner-friendly Main Loop links several blue and black options with fun rock gardens, skinnies and ravines for riders who want more.
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George Poston Park
Ten miles of hand-built singletrack on the slopes of Spencer Mountain. Five stacked loops build from a mellow lakeside to rocky climbs, fast descents and expert jumps. Usually stays open after rain.
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Harrisburg Half
A fun, fast half-mile loop in Harrisburg Park with a short climb, switchback berms and a set of doubles. Great for quick laps, skills practice and riders new to singletrack.
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Jetton Park
A compact one-mile beginner loop across the road from Jetton Park in Cornelius. Smooth, rolling singletrack with berms, switchbacks and small rock gardens. Built for laps.
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Lake Norman State Park
Over 30 miles of fast, flowy singletrack in eight loops on the shore of Lake Norman. Most loops suit beginners, while Laurel and Wildlife give stronger riders more of a workout.
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Marion Diehl
Connected to Backyard Trail, Park Road and Portal by the Little Sugar Creek greenway, it offers steep and primitive riding with lots of climbing and a few optional features.
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Mazeppa Park
Five miles of fast, flowy singletrack loaded with berms. Easy to build speed and keep it. Beginner-friendly, with optional rock gardens and jump lines for riders who want more.
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Mountain Creek Park
Mountain Creek is a Catawba County run 600 acre park north of Charlotte in Sherrills Ford on Lake Norman. Note: *NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE TRAILBLAZERS*. Listing for information only.
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Mountain Island Park
Riverside singletrack in Mount Holly: green flow and boardwalk laps, blue and black bermed loops with many wooden features, and advanced lines. Expect a 1-mile gravel ride in from the parking lot.
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North Mecklenburg Park
A fast, flowing 3-mile singletrack loop in Huntersville. Perfect for beginners, with berms, rollers and a pump track that keep it fun for riders of every level.
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Park Road Park
Two short, feature-packed loops. Playground & Softball Loop is the main section, then try the North loop. Linked to BYT, Marion Diehl and Portal by the Little Sugar Creek greenway.
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Portal
Flowy singletrack with many advanced and expert features, including jumps, gaps, drops and a long log roll.
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Purser-Hulsey Park
Perfect for beginner to intermediate riders, with 4+ miles of fast, flowy singletrack through shaded forest in the heart of Matthews. And a progressive jumpline area as a bonus!
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Renaissance Park
Combines technical singletrack with a lot of characterful features together with a fast, lappable short track with berms, jumps and rock features. All weather, so often open when other trails closed.
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Rocky Branch Park
A progressive trail system linking Belmont and Cramerton. Easy flow on Canopy and Eagle, blue-level features on Boulder, Legacy and Euler's Way, black expert jumplines at The Outpost.
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Sherman Branch
Fast, flowy singletrack on Charlotte’s eastern edge, full of berms, bridges and optional wooden features. Start on the Main Loop, then add optional Roller Coaster and Lake Loop for the full lap.
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Signal Hill
Old-school, twisty singletrack in Statesville with roots, short punchy climbs and fun wooden features. Beginner-friendly but not easy, and most features have a go-around.
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Southview Park
Rolling, beginner-friendly singletrack under shady hardwoods near the airport. Start on the easy Main Loop, then step up to bridges, berms and a stone arch flyover.
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USNWC
The Whitewater Center is a privately run 1300 acre outdoor activity center on the west side of Charlotte. Note: *NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE TRAILBLAZERS*. Listing for information only.
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Uwharrie
Backcountry riding in the Uwharrie National Forest. Rocky climbs and fast descents on Keyauwee and White Tail, with gentler Supertree and a gravel forest road for newer riders.
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