USA

not difficult, just some cool views of the mountains around a lake in North Loveland

9-11 miles- loop -singletrack -all levels

The Foothills Trail is a 12-foot wide non-motorized asphalt trail/linear park suitable for bicycles, walking, in-line skates and wheel chairs. It also has a soft shoulder path for equestrians. Completed paved sections include 15 miles from Meeker to the South Prairie Creek in South Prairie and a 1.8 mile section in Buckley. Our future plan is to continue the trail to Sumner where we will connect with the Interurban Trail that now extends through Kent and Auburn. The trail in Buckley will continue east to Enumclaw and King County. The Foothills Trail has been constructed in sections as finances, environmental permits and county ownership have allowed. When complete, the trail will be more than 28 miles in length.

This is a short loop/figure-8/network. There's nothing spectacular here, but there's a lot of varied terrain: rock gardens, sweepers, climbs. Some of it is VERY technical , but there's also easier alternatives to everything. Most of it can be done in either direction. Mix it up, choose another line and keep riding. Easy off-road parking on Disc Drive or in the lot at Gold's Gym.

short trail, best around valdosta area, a little wood trials stuff

This is a good challenging trail for beginners as well as intermediate riders.This trail travels along Lake Habeeb at Rocky Gap state park and is 4.2 miles long.It contains varied terrain with moderate hills and rocky areas as well.

a tight, fast trail, built on the IMBA sweet singletrack outline. Much of this trail handbuilt by local volunteers & expansion built thru fundraising & contracted machine build by Talon Trails.

A wonderful ride. The climb out of Harbin is very long and strenuous, but getting into the forest is very worth the effort. Make sure to keep your legs moving on the way back.

tons of trails here also, friends mapping complete park along with op schnabel with garmin gps, email me for info

tons of trails, just dont go down the wrong one!