Dirt Bike Trails
Near South Gastonia, North Carolina

One of our main service roads that leads to trails, SR 4 is rocky in some areas. It's a very wide road that is very dusty if the ground is dry. The road is used by EMS/the Rescue Squad if needed. There are a couple of curves but it's mainly a straight road that leads to the bridge crossing. It's rea...
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This is one of the main trails to access two of the longest trails in the park. It is wide like a service road and is also known as the Powerline Trail (powerline towers go down the whole trail). Expect a creek crossing and clay/bedrock for 50% of the trail. It ends at Trail 4.
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Expect bedrock on some hill climbs. This is mainly a dirt road, with plenty of straightaways and hill climbs. There are two nice overlooks about halfway on the trail, some ruts on the trail (along the hill climbs), and one mud bog beside the trail. The backside of the trail has big holes you can go ...
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Trail 1 is a 1.5-mile moderate trail that begins off of Trail 5. Trail 1 is a shaded dirt trail with mild ruts and little loose rocks until you get you exit the wooded part of the trail. The trail enters a grassy rolling hill and the terrain becomes uneven and rocky. This creates some good challenge...
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Trail 9 is a two-way trail that connects Service Road 4 and Trail 11. From the Trail 11 side, it begins with a slight hill climb of loose rock. The rest of the trail consists of relatively flat hard-packed dirt. The trail has a few rut sections that are around 12 inches deep.
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Trail 14 is a one-way dirt bike-only trail that begins on Service Road 7. This trail is rated as most difficult and provides many challenges. The trail is tight and provides narrow paths through trees, moderate hill climbs, and numerous downed tree obstacles. It's an enjoyable trail for an experienc...
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Stage 5 is one of the easier segments of the Enduro Trail, serving as part of the bailout that connects back to the SxS trail 1A. There are low branches and downed logs to watch out for, and it goes through narrow shelfy terrain, but it is more open through the trees, with fewer roots and rocks than...
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Trail 2 is mainly dirt but there is bedrock in some areas. It's a short trail that is windy in some areas and rocky in one section. It starts right beside the creek crossing on Trail 11. The first 200 feet will be closed if the creek rises over its full limit. A one-way trail, Trail 2 spits you out ...
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This is the longest trail in the trail system with a lot of mergers onto other trails. It goes through the whole park on a mostly dirt road with some bedrock in certain spots. When it rains, there will be some mud spots on the trail. Though the trail can be windy in some sections, it's the easiest t...
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Stage 4 offers a moderately difficult but still technical ride, giving riders a break from the more difficult stages 2 and 3. This section winds tightly through dense trees with frequent root crossings, narrow corners, and tightly spaced turns that demand constant focus. Steep, rooty climbs and scat...
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Stage 3 is a double black diamond section and one of the most demanding parts of the Enduro Trail, best for advanced riders seeking continuous, high-level challenges. The trail threads tightly between trees with root bands and features relentless technical elements--loose rocky climbs and descents, ...
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Trail 8 is a half-mile trail that begins off of Trail 5. It is rated as most difficult and should be approached strategically. The trail begins with a hill climb containing uneven terrain, loose rocks, and deep ruts ranging from approximately 12 to 24 inches. Once the climb is complete, the trail sm...
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Trail 10 is a two-way moderate trail that connects Trail 5 to Service Road 7. The trail is hard-packed dirt with slight elevation gains. The ruts on this trail are shallow. All ruts have a depth of less than 12 inches. The trail has some mild uneven areas that can be easily completed with a stock un...
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Stage 6 delivers a narrow, weaving ride through tight woods with deep roots, troughs, and steep side-hill descents that require careful line selection. A large downed log at head height adds an interesting obstacle early on, forcing a detour around it. The trail includes a mix of moderate technical ...
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Stage 9 is the final leg of the Enduro Trail, guiding riders back toward the start of the loop. After crossing Trail 1A, the path narrows into dense, scraggly woods with thin trees, low branches, and narrow tree gaps. Expect slick embedded root bands, gradual but troughed climbs, and small logs down...
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Stage 8 of the Enduro Trail is a 0.8-mile segment that emphasizes steep hill climbs rather than rock features, offering a test of traction and momentum. The trail begins with a steep descent over leaf-covered hillsides dotted with small roots and potential fallen branches, then transitions into off-...
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Trail 22 is a short 2-way moderate trail that connects Trail 5 and Service Road 1. Trail 22 is a mix of loose stone and packed dirt with very mild hills. There are a few uneven sections but the trail is easily completed by a stock unit.
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This 1-mile segment is one of the toughest portions of the Enduro Trail, packed with relentless roots, tight lines between trees, and advanced rock features. Expect steep, leaf-covered hills with loose rocks, deep troughs, and root drop-offs that challenge even experienced riders. There are a couple...
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Stage 7 begins with a double black diamond marker and delivers a short but steep 0.7-mile challenge. The narrow trail winds through dense trees, featuring tight switchbacks laced with roots and ruts, small rock obstacles, and embedded boulders that can easily be ridden through. Rooted drop-offs and ...
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Trail 5 is a 2.5-mile easy-rated trail that begins off of Service Road 1. Trail 5 is a dirt trail with mild hills and some loose rock. The trail is very hard-packed, containing mild ruts that are all under 12 inches deep. Trail 5 crosses many other trails and service roads, making it an excellent pa...
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One of our main service roads that leads to trails, SR 4 is rocky in some areas. It's a very wide road that is very dusty if the ground is dry. The road is used by EMS/the Rescue Squad if needed. There are a couple of curves but it's mainly a straight road that leads to the bridge crossing. It's rea...
Learn more about Service Road 4 (SR 4)

This is one of the main trails to access two of the longest trails in the park. It is wide like a service road and is also known as the Powerline Trail (powerline towers go down the whole trail). Expect a creek crossing and clay/bedrock for 50% of the trail. It ends at Trail 4.
Learn more about Trail 11

Expect bedrock on some hill climbs. This is mainly a dirt road, with plenty of straightaways and hill climbs. There are two nice overlooks about halfway on the trail, some ruts on the trail (along the hill climbs), and one mud bog beside the trail. The backside of the trail has big holes you can go ...
Learn more about Trail 4

Trail 1 is a 1.5-mile moderate trail that begins off of Trail 5. Trail 1 is a shaded dirt trail with mild ruts and little loose rocks until you get you exit the wooded part of the trail. The trail enters a grassy rolling hill and the terrain becomes uneven and rocky. This creates some good challenge...
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One of our main service roads that leads to trails, SR 4 is rocky in some areas. It's a very wide road that is very dusty if the ground is dry. The road is used by EMS/the Rescue Squad if needed. There are a couple of curves but it's mainly a straight road that leads to the bridge crossing. It's rea...
Learn more about Service Road 4 (SR 4)

This is one of the main trails to access two of the longest trails in the park. It is wide like a service road and is also known as the Powerline Trail (powerline towers go down the whole trail). Expect a creek crossing and clay/bedrock for 50% of the trail. It ends at Trail 4.
Learn more about Trail 11

Expect bedrock on some hill climbs. This is mainly a dirt road, with plenty of straightaways and hill climbs. There are two nice overlooks about halfway on the trail, some ruts on the trail (along the hill climbs), and one mud bog beside the trail. The backside of the trail has big holes you can go ...
Learn more about Trail 4

Trail 1 is a 1.5-mile moderate trail that begins off of Trail 5. Trail 1 is a shaded dirt trail with mild ruts and little loose rocks until you get you exit the wooded part of the trail. The trail enters a grassy rolling hill and the terrain becomes uneven and rocky. This creates some good challenge...
Learn more about Trail 1