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Jura Drive Trail Mountain Bike Trail
Fayetteville, North Carolina
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
2 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 1/29/12 by jaredmcvay |
Difficulty:  Easiest |
| Length: 1 miles | Global Rank: #3049 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Out & Back |
| Ridden: 3 | Wishlist: 2 |
| Avg. Speed: 5.65 mph | Avg. Time: 0hr 3min |
 3 trail check-ins |
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Description: I am in the process of re-clearing this old trail. I rode on it with my dad as a
kid, but it's pretty badly overgrown now. I have left the trailhead
overgrown where the street dead-ends, but you should have no trouble
locating the trail and it clears up quite a bit about 20 feet into the woods.
My plans are to clear the trail most of the way to the stream at the back of
the woods, then eventually connect it with a trail of similar condition
originating at the end of Argyll Rd to the North. When finished the trail
should be a loop of around .6 miles off road and .2 miles on road. There is
a lot of room in these legally undevelopable woods for other trails to be
made, but it will take a good amount of effort to clear a path. There is good
trail potential with generally flat terrain and some nice elevation changes.
If you would like to come help with path-clearing and the cut-across to the
other trail, please contact me on here. I live close and would be happy to
bring the necessary tools.
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Description: I am in the process of re-clearing this old trail. I rode on it with my dad as a
kid, but it's pretty badly overgrown now. I have left the trailhead
overgrown where the street dead-ends, but you should have no trouble
locating the trail and it clears up quite a bit about 20 feet into the woods.
My plans are to clear the trail most of the way to the stream at the back of
the woods, then eventually connect it with a trail of similar condition
originating at the end of Argyll Rd to the North. When finished the trail
should be a loop of around .6 miles off road and .2 miles on road. There is
a lot of room in these legally undevelopable woods for other trails to be
made, but it will take a good amount of effort to clear a path. There is good
trail potential with generally flat terrain and some nice elevation changes.
If you would like to come help with path-clearing and the cut-across to the
other trail, please contact me on here. I live close and would be happy to
bring the necessary tools.
added on October 19, 2010 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by Jarrett.morgan on January 22, 2012
Short trail and even shorter because a large portion is over grown. The trail needs some major work, but even then I wouldn't travel to far for a ride.
reviewed by jaredmcvay on January 22, 2012
This would be the mildest sauce at Buffalo Wild Wings. At just over .15 miles, don't bother loading up the bike.
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