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Difficulty:  - Beginner |
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| Length: 8 miles | Global Rank: #5098 |
| Tread: Fire Road | Configuration: Other |
| Ridden: 27 | Wishlist: 13 |
| 22 trail check-ins |
Climb // Descend +1,800 // -2,300 feet |
| Average Speed: 7.3 mph | Average Time: 1hr 39min |
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Description
The All American Trail is a unpaved pathway designed for use by hikers, runners, and bicycles. The trail follows the perimeter boundary of Fort Bragg through North Carolina's Sandhills Region. The terrain is mixed with sections that range from nearly flat to fairly hilly. A noteworthy section of trail, currently being constructed, will be a 1,000 feet boardwalk that crosses Rockfish Creek and its wetlands. The All American Trail will eventually circumnavigate the entire boundary of Fort Bragg (app. 70 miles in length) and extend through Cumberland, Hoke, Moore, and Harnett Counties.
bikeandike on January 19, 2013
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Description
The All American Trail is a unpaved pathway designed for use by hikers, runners, and bicycles. The trail follows the perimeter boundary of Fort Bragg through North Carolina's Sandhills Region. The terrain is mixed with sections that range from nearly flat to fairly hilly. A noteworthy section of trail, currently being constructed, will be a 1,000 feet boardwalk that crosses Rockfish Creek and its wetlands. The All American Trail will eventually circumnavigate the entire boundary of Fort Bragg (app. 70 miles in length) and extend through Cumberland, Hoke, Moore, and Harnett Counties.
added by gone4a_ride 
on June 3, 2007
on June 3, 2007Mountain Bike Trails in the All American Trail Trail System
- All American Singletrack (
- Intermediate )
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bikeandike on January 19, 2013
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Review: Easy fun!
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Review: All American trail is closed for the hunting season from 29 September to 2 January
Review: I just rode this trail and can honestly say its fast with almost no technical skill required. It's a straigh shot primarily.
I took the second half heading deeper into Hoke County, which includes some really steep hills. If you have a heavy bike, you might want to stick to the front section heading toward Cumberland County.
The track is so wide, you really can't call it single track, but beginners and intermediate riders will enjoy this. You can't get lost either, with half mile markers placed throughout the trail.
Similar Trail: I've never ridden a trail so straight before, so I can't compare it to anything.
Similar Trail: I've never ridden a trail so straight before, so I can't compare it to anything.
Review: The single track that runs through the woods from the Rim Rd end, is a pretty good ride. If it weren't for this, I would not consider this ride at all. The trail rating for this review is for JUST the single track...
Review: All American trail itself is a sandy road with some hills, great for cardio if you trying to build it up. If you take the time to look in the woods near by there is a marked single track. Its as long as the trail and pretty sweet.
Review: Have ridden this trail, and walked it many times for work...
Lots of sand if you're in to that.
* Review edited 1/2/2012
* Review edited 1/2/2012
Review: FYI...Trail is closed for hunting season. Oct 1st - Jan 1st
Review: Great for workouts. Consists of clay and soft sand with some sharp short climbs. Not technical or difficult but a fun way to get a workout and enjoy the woods.
Similar Trail: Cape Fear River Trail
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Review: Trail is basic long and straight the boardwalk across the swamp is now complete. The trail is approximately 12 miles long. You can get a good pump from the ride some uphill and downhill and sandhill scenery.
Similar Trail: any sandfilled road
Similar Trail: any sandfilled road
Review: Big, smooth, flat and straight
Review: Trail has lots and lots of sand with a few good hills. Would not go out of your way to ride it. Good for walking .
* Review edited 7/5/2007
* Review edited 7/5/2007
Review: This trail offers very little in the way of technical difficulty a few nice climbs and lots and lots of sand. Good for beginners, take along the family, or to push a good cardiovascular work out. Would not recommend traveling any great distance to ride. When the trail is completed it could be worth the long ride right now it is only about 8 miles in finished length.
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