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Harry Moss Park Mountain Bike Trail
Dallas, Tx, Texas
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
2 trail reviews |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 4 miles | Global Rank: #2587 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 1 | Wishlist: 0 |
 1 trail check-ins |
Directions
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Description: This is the newest MTB bike trail in Dallas, opened in Dec, 2010. As of
4/5/2011 there are two main loops (Blue, Green) and a yellow bypass section.
There is a longer orange section under construction. (We are trying to have it
open by Mid May 2011) Start with the Blue section in the front, it starts with
easy single track a narrow tree gate and a bridge crossing with a coupe of
crossings over some rock piles. At the split either take the yellow bypass to
the left (easy route) or continue on the blue loop to the right. This part of the
blue winds up and down along the bank of the creek and the railroad right of
way, intermediate level for the 1st half of blue loop. You can get a really good
workout if you push it. The blue meets back up with the yellow at the bridge
for Walnut Hill road. Go left to stay on blue loop back the the parking lot,
(this section is mostly flowy and fast), or go right under the bridge to the
Green loop. The green loop climbs up and down the bank of Walnut Hill road
and then along the bank of the DART line, lots of off camber. The 2nd half of
the green loop is flat with some twisty parts and tree gates. The (under
construction) orange section (when finished) will add about 1.7 more miles and
we plan to add more trail inside the green loop. There is 4 miles now and
should be about 7.5 miles of trail when finished. See the DORBA.ORG website
for instructions on how to get from the paved "White Rock Creek" trail to the
Harry Moss trail.
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Description: This is the newest MTB bike trail in Dallas, opened in Dec, 2010. As of
4/5/2011 there are two main loops (Blue, Green) and a yellow bypass section.
There is a longer orange section under construction. (We are trying to have it
open by Mid May 2011) Start with the Blue section in the front, it starts with
easy single track a narrow tree gate and a bridge crossing with a coupe of
crossings over some rock piles. At the split either take the yellow bypass to
the left (easy route) or continue on the blue loop to the right. This part of the
blue winds up and down along the bank of the creek and the railroad right of
way, intermediate level for the 1st half of blue loop. You can get a really good
workout if you push it. The blue meets back up with the yellow at the bridge
for Walnut Hill road. Go left to stay on blue loop back the the parking lot,
(this section is mostly flowy and fast), or go right under the bridge to the
Green loop. The green loop climbs up and down the bank of Walnut Hill road
and then along the bank of the DART line, lots of off camber. The 2nd half of
the green loop is flat with some twisty parts and tree gates. The (under
construction) orange section (when finished) will add about 1.7 more miles and
we plan to add more trail inside the green loop. There is 4 miles now and
should be about 7.5 miles of trail when finished. See the DORBA.ORG website
for instructions on how to get from the paved "White Rock Creek" trail to the
Harry Moss trail.
added on April 5, 2011 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by Avancé on September 10, 2011
The first half mile or so is slightly more technical, but then the rest is very easy. Can't get up a whole lot of speed, due to how bumpy the trail is though. Overall, it's a good trail, but wish there was more of the technical stuff.
reviewed by Avancé on September 10, 2011
The first half mile or so is slightly more technical, but then the rest is very easy. Can't get up a whole lot of speed, due to how bumpy the trail is though. Overall, it's a good trail, but wish there was more of the technical stuff.
