Biking

Park at the mountain bike trails parking lot, located at 2568 Moores Spring Road. The trail begins near mile marker 17 of the Major Tom Trail and ends behind the farmhouse. It should be ridden downhill only. The trail's surface is gravel, dirt, and rock. The trail is for advanced-skilled riders only, and it should not be taken by beginners. It is a steep, downhill trail with fast berms and big doubles, and it is a fun run on a mountain terrain that is sure to challenge.

Mountain bike trails are open to hikers and mountain bikers. Hikers must yield to mountain bikers.

Park at the mountain bike trails parking lot, located at 2568 Moores Spring Road. The trail begins near trail marker number 13 of the Original Loop Trail, parallels a farm field, then ends near marker number 10 of the Original Loop. The trail's surface is gravel, dirt, and rock. It is a fast, rocky trail across steep hillsides.

Mountain bike trails are open to hikers and mountain bikers. Hikers must yield to mountain bikers.

Park at the mountain bike trails parking lot at 2568 Moores Spring Road. This trail begins near marker number 14 of the Original Loop Trail and ends near trail marker number 4 of the Major Tom Trail. The trail's surface is gravel, dirt, and rock. The trail features some lovely flowing cycling, with a couple of rocky creek crossings. It is a pleasant back-end trail with some great, speedy descents.

Mountain bike trails are open to hikers and mountain bikers. Hikers must yield to mountain bikers.

The trail begins at the mountain bike trails parking lot at 2568 Moores Spring Road. The trail surface is gravel, dirt, and rock. The trail is winding with flowing sections and good berms, and it is a good loop through rolling forested hills.

Mountain bike trails are open to hikers and mountain bikers. Hikers must yield to mountain bikers.

The advance loop of the park's mountain bike trail system starts off of the beginner loop. This loop poses the highest amount of opt-in challenges and technical features for riders to experience. It is also the narrowest of the three loops. Once a rider completes the advanced loop, they will need to continue down the beginner loop to return to the parking area.

Bikers, please pay attention to which direction to go. Please be mindful and considerate when encountering other trail users.

The intermediate loop of the park's mountain bike trail system starts off of the beginner loop. On the intermediate loop, riders can expect a more challenging experience as they near Fish Creek and are able to catch more of the topography in this section of the park. Riders will notice that this trail is narrower than the beginner loop and offers some technical features.

Bikers, please pay attention to which direction to go. Please be mindful and considerate when encountering other trail users.

This is the beginner loop of Raven Rock's mountain bike trail system, which is named for the abundant thickets of mountain laurel present along the trail. As you ride through the woods, you will cross numerous bridges; pass between stands of pines and mixed hardwoods; and traverse a restored forest. More experienced riders have the option of lengthening their rides by taking the intermediate or advanced loops, both of which veer off the beginner loop.

Bikers, please pay attention to which direction to go. Please be mindful and considerate when encountering other trail users.

The Drop Zone is an optional, advanced section of the South Loop with some technical hills and drops that may challenge beginner riders. All trails are one way unless otherwise marked and close 30 minutes before gate hours.

Beaverdam mountain bike trails include one advanced loop, South Loop. All trails are one way unless otherwise marked and close 30 minutes before gate hours.

Beaverdam mountain bike trails include three beginner to intermediate loops: Inner Loop, Outer Loop and West Loop. All trails are one way unless otherwise marked and close 30 minutes before gate hours.