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495 Jumps-VA

Park: 495 Jumps
City: Annandale
State: VA

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Scenic views of the lake and surrounding parkland can be enjoyed on over four miles of paved trails. Natural areas within the park can be explored on foot, mountain bike or horseback, on our more than 10 miles of natural surface trails.

Park: Black Hill Regional Park
City: Boyds
State: MD

Level: Easy
Length:
Condition: --

Cabin John Stream Valley Trail-MD

The Cabin John trail runs roughly 10 miles North-South, from Cabin John on the Potomac River to Montrose Road & I-270 in Rockville. The southernmost 2 miles (from the Potomac to where it crosses under the Beltway - near Seven Locks Road) is not ridable and is not open to bikes.

Park: Cabin John Trail
City: Rockville
State: MD

Level: Easy
Length: 8 miles open to bikes
Condition: Good

Cedarville-MD

Cedarville State Forest is a great place to experience twisty narrow singletrack without a lot of elevation gain or loss. It is a wonderful place to learn how to ride mountain bike singletrack. Each trail has its own flavor.

Park: Cedarville
City: Brandywine
State: MD

Level: Beginner
Length: Holly Trail (orange) - 5 miles, Heritage Trail (blue trail) - 3.5 miles, Plantation Trail (brown trail) - 2.5 miles, Swamp Trail (green trail) - 2 miles
Condition: Bad

Conway Robinson State Forest-VA

Conway-Robinson Memorial State Forest is a small tract between Gainesville and the Manassas Nat'l Battlefield. It's a flat park with about 6.5 miles of single & double track with more trails on the way.

Park: Conway Robinson State Forest
City: Gainesville
State: VA

Level: Easy
Length: 6.5 miles
Condition: --

Cosca-MD

MORE is partnering with Trail Conservancy and other natural surface trail user groups to continue constructing new trail to replace poorly designed older trail at Cosca Regional Park in Clinton, Maryland. The new design was created by IMBA.

Park: Cosca Regional Park
City: Clinton
State: MD

Level: Beginner
Length: 5.5 miles existing
Condition: --

Fairfax Cross County Trail

The Fairfax Cross County Trail runs 33 miles through Fairfax County connecting many popular parks, including Riverbend, Wakefield, Accotink and Colt's Neck.

Park: Fairfax Cross Count Trail (CCT)
City: Fairfax County
State: VA

Level: Beginner
Length: 41 miles
Condition: Good

Fairland-MD

Fairland Park has nearly 8 miles of flowing and fast singletrack trailentirely built by volunteers. They are similar in style to Schaeffer Farms with a few fun sections and features thrown in, including a Roller coaster trail in the north east side..

Park: Fairland Regional Park
City: Laurel
State: MD

Level: Intermediate
Length: 8 miles
Condition: Good

Fort Dupont-DC

Fort Dupont Park is part of the Fort Circle Park system in Southeast Washington DC. It is administered by the National Park Service, and it is one of the very few national parks where mountain biking is permitted. It is also the only legal mountain bike trail in the city.

Park: Fort Dupont
City: Washington
State: DC

Level: Beginner
Length: 8 miles
Condition: Bad

Fountainhead Regional Park-VA

Fountainhead Regional Park is a multi-use area on the north shore of the Occoquan Reservoir between Bull Run Marina and Sandy Run Regional Park. The Park is managed by the Northern Regional Park Authority (NVRPA).

Park: Fountainhead Regional Park
City: Fairfax Station
State: VA

Level: Difficult
Length: 8 miles
Condition: Good

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