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Cabin John Biker/hiker Trails Mountain Bike Trail
Bethesda And Potomac Md, Maryland
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
1 trail review |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 10 miles | Global Rank: #2454 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Other |
| Ridden: 2 | Wishlist: 0 |
Directions
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Description: I usually park at the tennis center or Ice Rink or the Main park/playground, however there are many other just as good options. The trails around these parking places just listed are often the most well taken care of, and the trails on the outskirts or out of this main area get kinda hairy, and you have to start crossing alot of roads that you would probably rather not cross. One Section of the trail is especially hard to find, it goes in between the Cabin John Locked rental/birthday party only playground near the campground and the Cabin John Shopping Center. To get to this trail, ride from the other side of tuckerman from the Playgrounds to the rental playground parking lot. Once you arrive in the parking lot, face towards the entrance of the shopping center with your back facing the entrance to the campground. Ride up the hill towards the shopping center LOOKING TO YOUR LEFT IN THE WOODS there will be an entrance with a puny pathetic sign. if you get to the shopping center entrance you have gone too far. Another weird area is near the quarry. the trail is across a road that the quarry is on. go across the road. If the quarry is to your left, cross the road and ride behind that metal barrier thing that is silver. You'll probably find it. if the quarry is up to your right, then cross the road and there will be a medium sized tree with a blue mark on it up to your right as you come out of the woods I was talking about before. by the way watch out for that big ass hole thats about four feet deep. they might still have a cone near it. Just get someone to show ya the trails. I think they probably had about 10 different teams with ten different opinions, all really stupid. But if you want a nice little intermediate ride after work, you little suburban dad, its a good ride.
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Description: I usually park at the tennis center or Ice Rink or the Main park/playground, however there are many other just as good options. The trails around these parking places just listed are often the most well taken care of, and the trails on the outskirts or out of this main area get kinda hairy, and you have to start crossing alot of roads that you would probably rather not cross. One Section of the trail is especially hard to find, it goes in between the Cabin John Locked rental/birthday party only playground near the campground and the Cabin John Shopping Center. To get to this trail, ride from the other side of tuckerman from the Playgrounds to the rental playground parking lot. Once you arrive in the parking lot, face towards the entrance of the shopping center with your back facing the entrance to the campground. Ride up the hill towards the shopping center LOOKING TO YOUR LEFT IN THE WOODS there will be an entrance with a puny pathetic sign. if you get to the shopping center entrance you have gone too far. Another weird area is near the quarry. the trail is across a road that the quarry is on. go across the road. If the quarry is to your left, cross the road and ride behind that metal barrier thing that is silver. You'll probably find it. if the quarry is up to your right, then cross the road and there will be a medium sized tree with a blue mark on it up to your right as you come out of the woods I was talking about before. by the way watch out for that big ass hole thats about four feet deep. they might still have a cone near it. Just get someone to show ya the trails. I think they probably had about 10 different teams with ten different opinions, all really stupid. But if you want a nice little intermediate ride after work, you little suburban dad, its a good ride.
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reviewed by jfigel76 on December 23, 2011
I parked at 7701 Tuckerman and did 15 miles at night with MORE. Lots of singletrack, out and back. A few road crossings and a few dabs. Great trail work.
