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2		England Idlewild Mountain Biking Park in Burlington, Kentucky This park has a little bit of everything for everyone. Trails are mark out very well. It even has a tetter-totter and a few ramps.
1		Horsepen Run/algoinkian Park in Sterling, Virginia It starts out as a gravel path. About 1 mile in the trail curves to the left, but straight ahead there is a single track path. Go across the creek and follow the path. You will end up at the Cottages at Algonkian park. Follow ...
1		Fort Yargo State Park in Winder, Georgia Very light technical for the beginner to warm up to. Dont expect any fast downhills or extremely steep uphills. Limited singletrack, some double, some powerlines. Nice lake to take a dip in. Excellent camping accomodations.
1		Brommelsiek Park in New Melle, Missouri This is a shared trail with horses and hikers. Ride across large green metal bridge to trailhead and follow carsonite signage. There are several grass connectors that link up to singletrack and it eventually makes the network l...
1		New Quarter Park in Williamsburg, Virginia This is a great trail, there are plenty of technical areas, and for the more intermediate riders there are plenty of obstacles ranging from small to large. Trail is very well maintained, and at the trailhead a small but fun elevat...
1		York River State Park in Williamsburg, Virginia Several different trails ranging from easy to intermediate. Fun for racing. Right on the York River so there are several ravines and small hills. Trail is very well-maintained by local mtn-bikers.
1		Issaqueena Lake in Clemson, South Carolina This is one of the fastest best trails I have ever ridden. Although I didn't get to check out all the trails in the area, the main trail is very flat, very smooth and follows a ridge for several miles. This trail is very fast and...
1		Mammoth Rock Trail in Mammoth Lakes, California Just start out going down the trailhead (you will notice the "no bicycles" part of the sign has been painted over, bikes ARE now allowed on this trail). Be wary of hikers and their dogs, especially on weekends. This is a fun...
1		Smith Lake in Ft. Bragg, North Carolina Has 3 trails - Easy(Green)-Intermediate(Blue)-Hard(Black). Each level of trail is an out and back and is around 2-3 miles. Green is well Easy. Blue has lots of ditches and thats about it. Black trail has it all - Logs, Climbs,...
1		Betasso Preserve in Boulder, Colorado Betasso is a quick smooth loop through forested hills, with plenty of tight turns and speedy downhill sections. The climbs and descents alternate enough to allow even a beginner to have a good time on this track. In some places th...
1		Buttermilk in Richmond, Virginia A very nicely developed trail located right in the middle of a fairly large city (that would be Richmond). Tight and inermediate to difficult single track that was pretty much hand built by some great volunteers. The sculpting (s...
1		Kingdom Trails in St. Johnsbury, Vermont Something for everyone: beginer to advanced.
1		Oklahoma "ankle Express" Hiking Trail - Greenleaf State Park in Braggs, Oklahoma Very technical trail. Climbs and slick rocks are tough. You'll probably crash. 18 miles total if both loops are done, but you must do at least the first to get to the second. Don't ride alone. Very beautiful.