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Robert E. Lee Mountain Bike Trail
Baltimore, Maryland
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
4 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 7/31/08 by ScubaSchaef |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 2 miles | Global Rank: #952 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Out & Back |
| Ridden: 16 | Wishlist: 8 |
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Description: I have been riding this trail for years and am still not bored with it. I just found new trails today that I have never experienced. To find these trails, you have to keep an eye out for the extra fun on the sides and detours off the main trail. Since I have gotten back into riding there, it seems like there has been a bit of neglect (there used to be sweet jumps and other obstacles built by riders), but they have eroded for the most part. There is still "Devil's Ditch:, which is a half pipe-styled ramp which you can't miss, and there seem to be 3 different of these, ranging from huge to beginner. So get out there and lets make this place recognized again, and maybe build some sweet obstacles again.
Description: I have been riding this trail for years and am still not bored with it. I just found new trails today that I have never experienced. To find these trails, you have to keep an eye out for the extra fun on the sides and detours off the main trail. Since I have gotten back into riding there, it seems like there has been a bit of neglect (there used to be sweet jumps and other obstacles built by riders), but they have eroded for the most part. There is still "Devil's Ditch:, which is a half pipe-styled ramp which you can't miss, and there seem to be 3 different of these, ranging from huge to beginner. So get out there and lets make this place recognized again, and maybe build some sweet obstacles again.
added on July 31, 2008 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by DaKing27 on July 7, 2011
Fun trail, relatively short ride. There are a few jumps back in the BMX park. There are some challenging skinnys on top of natural logs. However, the trail does need some serious trail work to make many of the sections ride able, it is very overgrown.
* Review edited 7/7/2011
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reviewed by Gusso on November 29, 2009
Robert E. Lee park is located off of Falls road. the best place to start this trail is at the following coordinates N 39*23.764 W076*39.805 once you find those coordinates you will be able to attempt this trail. This park is currently under renovation but the main trail is good for riding. very cool jumps after the old rail road bridge and will def attempt to jump them once the weather has cleared. do not attempt after a long rain as this trail is full of mud in some areas.
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reviewed by sailfast on January 4, 2009
We rode the trail this morning and the southeast side if you take the main entrance needs maintenance once you head around the lake. With the pedestrian bridge closed it's better to park further down Falls Road and come into the other side of the trails and then ride into park. The trails in this part of the park are in decent shape with some good rocky trails as you wind though the park.
Similar Trail: Rosaryville State Park
reviewed by ScubaSchaef on July 31, 2008
I posted that this trail is only 2 miles, but it can be much longer than that, depending on where you go. I meant 2 miles for the main trail, but there are numerous side trails.
