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Cedarville State Forest Mountain Bike Trail
Waldorf, Maryland
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
13 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 10/21/11 by rnc_forever |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 12 miles | Global Rank: #1744 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 34 | Wishlist: 21 |
| Avg. Speed: 7.36 mph | Avg. Time: 1hr 24min |
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Description: 3 loops combined to be a network. Longest loop is the orange at about 7 miles but it is really easy to combine all three loops. Trailhead is right off of the parking lot at the park office. Some parts are wet due to a swampy area, worse after a good rain. Not to technical, just some fast singletrack. ENJOY
Description: 3 loops combined to be a network. Longest loop is the orange at about 7 miles but it is really easy to combine all three loops. Trailhead is right off of the parking lot at the park office. Some parts are wet due to a swampy area, worse after a good rain. Not to technical, just some fast singletrack. ENJOY
added on August 16, 2004 by 
SIMILAR TRAILS
Riders who liked this mountain bike trail also liked:L. F. Cosca Regional Park in Clinton
Rosaryville State Park in Upper Marlboro
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by jfigel76 on October 25, 2011
Solitude, singletrack, somewhat easy, no dabs or dismounts. Can be wet after rain. Trail maps are OK.
reviewed by TrailWolf on October 24, 2011
oh yah I did see that sunk down bridge I walked it, too deep in the woods for me to take that chance the first time
reviewed by TrailWolf on October 24, 2011
I rolled on the orange trail 4 the first time during hunting season recently so I could not ride the blue and the white, but it's a great trail 4 me to just tear through, will be back with friends
reviewed by rnc_forever on October 21, 2011
I've done this trail over the past several weekends. Trail is in good shape with some what I presume were wet spots filled in with gravel and sand (annoying). Also, at one point on the trail, a bridge has sunk into the creek so you can either risk it and do the 2 foot jump down onto the bridge, or walk the bike across. Good times, great for beginners to learn on.
reviewed by jgillis33 on April 24, 2011
My wife and I went the day after an all day rain and the trails were in pretty good shape. There were a few puddles but that didn't ruin the ride. Overall, we both enjoyed the ride.
reviewed by Flying_W on October 25, 2010
Rode the orange, blue and white loops Sunday for a 14 mile tour. Encountered many equestrians, all friendly- one group even gave trail for me riding solo. Well maintained trails with good flow, mostly old service roads & not single-track. Horse pooh city... Nearby Rosaryville is a much better option.
Similar Trail: Rosaryville
reviewed by skibum on March 20, 2010
This is a nice little spin in the woods. No significant hills and nothing technical. Some of the singletrack flows nicely, but the area does retain water, so the mud bogs will usually be there.
Similar Trail: Rosaryville is a better option for all but the first-timer.
reviewed by laurak on October 4, 2008
Cedarville is the good bike ride that never makes you fall. Sweet for a joy ride, looking at scenery, or not looking so you can speed along in the easy sections. There are 5 official trails and several connecting dirt roads, all nicely marked. Buy a great map at the visitor's center for $3. You can piece together a whole afternoon's ride if you know the place. One warning: lots of roots that jolt you.
Similar Trail: Rosaryville, St Mary's River, and if you like something more technical, a little harder, try Fountainhead in VA.
reviewed by Mike_Dee on September 3, 2005
I rode the Orange Holly Trail. The trail was pretty dry. There were a few muddy spots. Some sections had plenty of roots to bounce around. On occasion I hit a few sandy spots that slowed my momentum a little. I was a good ride. Good for beginner and intermidate level riders. Also good is you want a flat singletrack trail with occassional hills. The trails are will marked with colored makers.
reviewed by atarisman9195 on July 6, 2005
A good trail overall some roots which are rough. nice rolling hills some cool downhill sections overall an easy ride
reviewed by mdmtbkr on March 21, 2005
I rode this trail yesterday 20 Mar. I was very happy to be out on singletrack again after a very wet winter. Orange/green and brown trails are in great shape with a few muddy spots. Blue trail was a little soft but more technically challenging then the others. Great ride. Felt good to push my limits off road again. Next up is Wakefield for me.
reviewed by kltbo on December 11, 2004
I find this to be a great conditioning trail. Long so you don't have to go back over sections of the trail and there may be only one or two hills that need to ba walked. This trail is great.
Similar Trail: Rosaryville
reviewed by mdmtbkr on November 14, 2004
Awesome trail. Fast, windy and relatively flat singletrack. MORE has done great things here too. I use this trail as a conditioning place.
Similar Trail: Rosaryville.
