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Durant Nature Park Mountain Bike Trail
Raleigh, North Carolina
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
1 trail review |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 1 miles | Global Rank: #2638 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Figure 8 |
| Ridden: 10 | Wishlist: 7 |
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Description: An abandoned Boy Scout camp provides a nice escape to the woods nestled in between neighborhoods and warehouses in north Raleigh. Lots of trails for hiking, but only 1.5 miles allow bikes. Most of the MTB trail is fast, wide doubletrack, with a few sections of slightly steeper and rooty singletrack mixed in. There are a couple of nice lakes in the middle of the park and sections of the trail border both of them. Nothin fancy or technical here, but if you live nearby, its a great place to ride to on the greenway w/out having to mess with the bike rack on the car. BONUS: numerous wildlife encounters here while riding.
added on May 25, 2005 by guest
Description: An abandoned Boy Scout camp provides a nice escape to the woods nestled in between neighborhoods and warehouses in north Raleigh. Lots of trails for hiking, but only 1.5 miles allow bikes. Most of the MTB trail is fast, wide doubletrack, with a few sections of slightly steeper and rooty singletrack mixed in. There are a couple of nice lakes in the middle of the park and sections of the trail border both of them. Nothin fancy or technical here, but if you live nearby, its a great place to ride to on the greenway w/out having to mess with the bike rack on the car. BONUS: numerous wildlife encounters here while riding.
added on May 25, 2005 by guest 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by EffortlessMTNB on December 24, 2011
This is a good trail for beginner to intermediate riders. With short loops and few difficult climbs, it makes for a good, quick ride. I prefer the Beaverdam Trail Loop. Problem is, there are very few trail markings so it can be difficult to stay off the hiking trails if you don't know the trails well.
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