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Corinth Community Park Mountain Bike Trail
Corinth, Texas
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
3 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 9/27/10 by txmxrider |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 7 miles | Global Rank: #2118 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 5 | Wishlist: 4 |
| Avg. Speed: 4.8 mph | Avg. Time: 0hr 25min |
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Directions
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Description: This trail consists of an easy, two-way, family-friendly outer loop with an intermediate level, one-way, singletrack inner loop called Thrashers Maze. The preferred route is a counter-clockwise loop leaving from Corinth City Hall parking lot. Follow the trail along Lynchburg Creek until you come to a small parking lot at the east end of the park. From here you can make a U-turn and connect to Thrashers Maze (look for the one-way sign at the entrance) or continue directly across Corinth Parkway and continue to ride the trail around the park perimeter. If you choose Thrashers Maze you will enjoy just under 2 miles of nice singletrack through tight trees. Thrashers Maze will terminate back at the same small parking lot from where it began. Cross Corinth Parkway and continue in a counter-clockwise direction around the perimeter of the park. When you reach the wooded area known as Pacman Hill note that there are several route choices available. Try different ways through but you'll ultimately come out at the main entrance to the park. Proceed south across Corinth Parkway and enter the woods at the right of the parking lot. This is called Bobcat Trail and it leads back to the Lynchburg Creek trail that will take you back to City Hall. Look carefully for a few alternate trails that parallel the main trail and provide a more technical alternative. A well-planned route will net about 7 miles of trail. At City Hall you can also connect to the DCTA Rails Trail.
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Description: This trail consists of an easy, two-way, family-friendly outer loop with an intermediate level, one-way, singletrack inner loop called Thrashers Maze. The preferred route is a counter-clockwise loop leaving from Corinth City Hall parking lot. Follow the trail along Lynchburg Creek until you come to a small parking lot at the east end of the park. From here you can make a U-turn and connect to Thrashers Maze (look for the one-way sign at the entrance) or continue directly across Corinth Parkway and continue to ride the trail around the park perimeter. If you choose Thrashers Maze you will enjoy just under 2 miles of nice singletrack through tight trees. Thrashers Maze will terminate back at the same small parking lot from where it began. Cross Corinth Parkway and continue in a counter-clockwise direction around the perimeter of the park. When you reach the wooded area known as Pacman Hill note that there are several route choices available. Try different ways through but you'll ultimately come out at the main entrance to the park. Proceed south across Corinth Parkway and enter the woods at the right of the parking lot. This is called Bobcat Trail and it leads back to the Lynchburg Creek trail that will take you back to City Hall. Look carefully for a few alternate trails that parallel the main trail and provide a more technical alternative. A well-planned route will net about 7 miles of trail. At City Hall you can also connect to the DCTA Rails Trail.
added on September 20, 2010 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by bhintx on March 28, 2011
I would say this is our "home" trail just because it is so close to home. Great for a quick ride after work on a weekday. No climbs but it is a fun ride. Ridden once at night and it was fun.
reviewed by mrfva on March 19, 2011
Family-friendly trail. Great for beginners. Provides a good mix of trail variety. My favorite part is Trashers Maze and Pacman Hill. Great track when I don't feel like driving to Grapevine, Dallas or Rowlett. I only wish the turns weren't so tight.
* Review edited 11/21/2011
Similar Trail: LB Houston in Dallas, Easy loop of Rowlett Creek Park.
reviewed by txmxrider on September 20, 2010
The perimeter trail is wide and beginner- friendly. The inner loop known as Thrashers Maze is closer to an intermediate level trail. Nothing overly challenging here but doing multiple laps is a great training workout.
