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you don't have an account, sign up now: it's free, only takes a minute, and gives you access to tons of other rad features."From Greensboro, take US 220 South through Asheboro. Exit on Highway 24/27 West towards Troy. Woodrun Trailhead is 10 miles west of NC 134 in Troy.
Description: The Uwharrie Mountain Bike Association has worked hard to establish the Wood Run Mountain Bike Trail System in the Uwharrie National Forest. For good singletrack, do the Supertree and Keyauwee loops. Other trails include Skyrock Trail, Wood Run Road, and Walker Mountain Road. There are plenty of beatiful mountain views and a chance to cross the Uwharrie River. UMBA is always continuing their efforts to maintain and add to these trails. The Uwharrie National Forest is also a great place to camp and you can fish and kayak in Lake Badin.
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reviewed by Nemesis72 on November 9, 2008
Just rode these trails and i must say that i am impressed with it, was not hard, but was not easy to ride, lots of rocks and roots to keep you honest, some climbing, but on the back end it's worth the speed you gain going down, I used my Suunto X10 to track my progress and that puppy had me maxxing out at 22mph, so yeah, you get some speed. This time of year the trail is covered with leaves, so in other words, watch where your riding or else..





reviewed by Reserverockhopper on November 2, 2008
It's hard to categorize both Supertree and Keyauwee together under Wood Run because they are totally different trails. Wood Run climbs up to the top of both, Keyauwee to the left, Supertree to the right.
We rode Keyauwee first. It is a rocky, sketchy technical trail. Climbs are tough due to loose sandy/rocky surface, and it is steep in places. Downhills will test your front suspension because they contain losts of rocks, roots and ruts, with rocks in the ruts. There is also a substantial climb on some double track towards the end. You finish at the bottom of Wood Run, go back up to do Supertree.
Many of the reviews here describe Supertree as boring or a beginner trail. I guess if taken at a leisurely pace, it is. But Supertree has a fun factor much higher than Keyauwee as there are at least 4 great descents, with little climbing. We're talking sustained descents with speeds possible of 24+. Experienced riders who bomb it like that, will tell you there is nothing boring about that and it requires better than average skills. Most of the downhills are bumpy, rocky, rooty, with baby heads, some of which are loose in the ruts. At those speeds, some of those you just have to take head on. Supertree is like a free pass on your favorite carnival ride. You can easily ride back up and do it multiple times, which we did. Far less technical than Keyauwee and no hard climbs. But fun, fun, fun!
Similar Trail: Anglers Ridge in Danville.

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