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Home / Mountain Bike Trails / United States / Texas / Round Rock / Brushy Creek

Brushy Creek

A dirt path surrounded by dense greenery, featuring a blue bicycle leaning against a wooden structure on the right. On the left, there is a small pile of stones and a fabric hanging from a tree. The scene captures a peaceful, natural setting perfect for outdoor activities. Brushy Creek mountain bike trail.
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Level: Intermediate
Length: 4 mi (6.4 km)
Surface: Greenway
Configuration: Out & Back
Elevation: +527/ -452 ft
Total: 100 riders
 

Mountain Biking Brushy Creek

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#50 of 278 mountain bike trails in Texas
#1,804 in the world

Trail is very mild, but can be a relaxing ride after work. It's nice to be in the trees and you end up at a small lake.

First added by mappencil on Sep 28, 2007. Last updated May 6, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
  • Drinking water: unknown
  • Lift service: unknown
  • Night riding: unknown
  • Pump track: unknown
  • Restrooms: unknown
  • Fat bike grooming: unknown
  • E-bikes allowed: unknown
  • Fee required: unknown
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From I-35, head west on RM 620. Turn right on Great Oaks Dr, and go all the way through the subdivision to Brushy Creek. Turn left and look for any one of the several parking areas on the left.


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A mountain bike rests beside a wooden trail marker labeled "Peddlers Pass," indicating a one-way trail direction. The bike features a black frame with red accents and is positioned on a rocky base surrounded by dry grass and trees in the background. Brushy Creek mountain bike trail.
A rocky hiking trail surrounded by dense greenery, featuring trees and shrubs on either side. The path is uneven, with a mix of gravel and dirt, leading into a natural woodland setting. Brushy Creek mountain bike trail.
A mountain bike positioned on rocky terrain with sunlight filtering through trees in the background, highlighting the rugged landscape. Brushy Creek mountain bike trail.
A blue mountain bike leaning against a tree along a dirt path next to a gently flowing creek, surrounded by greenery and trees. Brushy Creek mountain bike trail.
A scenic view of a dirt path winding through a lush, green forest, with rocks scattered along the trail. The path leads downhill, flanked by trees and dense foliage, inviting exploration into the natural surroundings. Brushy Creek mountain bike trail.
A dirt path leads through lush green vegetation, flanked by trees on either side, and ascends towards a rocky incline. On the right, part of a mountain bike is visible, with a cyclist wearing gloves and a short-sleeved shirt. The scene depicts a serene outdoor setting, ideal for biking or hiking. Brushy Creek mountain bike trail.
A narrow dirt path winding through a lush green forest, flanked by tall grasses and trees. A colorful speech bubble with the text "Oh yeah!" is superimposed in the foreground, adding a playful element to the serene natural scene. Brushy Creek mountain bike trail.
A mountain biker navigating a rocky trail surrounded by trees, with another cyclist visible in the background. The path is uneven and covered in small stones and foliage, illustrating an adventurous outdoor setting. Brushy Creek mountain bike trail.
A close-up view of a mountain biker's hands gripping the handlebars, with a smartphone mounted on the bike. The scene is illuminated by a bright sun setting in the background, surrounded by lush greenery and a dirt path ahead. Brushy Creek mountain bike trail.


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  • Mike Hagen
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    little bit of everything for all skill levels

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  • jeffmcoyle
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    I didn't get to ride all of the trails at Brushy Creek, but what I rode was outstanding. Peddlers Pass has been improved to a 3-mile twisty, bermed loop that will host a MTB time Trial this summer. Highly recommend it!

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  • Nikki Tangtiphongkul
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    under water after heavy rain on . please do not use the trail..people actually fishing there now..

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  • BugDrBrisvegas
    *****

    Awesome trails. The real name of this trail system should be Deception, 9 miles. Pretty rocky, some are small loose rocks, some are bigger jumps and climbs. A lot of fun. Tubeless or bringing a spared tube is highly recommended.

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  • Jswandt
    *****

    Deception trail very technical. Rated double black diamond on trail forks. River trail more flow.

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  • mikeetheviking
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    Good place to bring the family. A variety of riding. Paved/crushed gravel/trail offshoots. Very nice playgrounds for the kids. Lots of facilities.

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  • bearsandbrews
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    The trail, as far as I can tell, is not necessarily a sing trail but rather a bunch of offshoot trails that follow a cement pathway. We went to the brushy springs sports complex and parked behind the skatepark. Rode it and then rode the first off shoot we found. It was fun but very tight and technical. There was a good amount of barbwire and it was very rocky, so be careful.

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  • Epic29er
    *****

    The trail is about 8.5 miles and a lot of rock with some big ledges. Trail dries slow after a rain and it can be very slick.

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