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Trails around Raleigh/Durham area

1088 Views 5 Replies 3 Participants Last post by NCFREERIDER, Jun 28, 2006

coldsteele

Discussion Starter · Jun 27, 2006

I am going to be in the area for the last three week of August '06. I have to do some training for a new company and will probably have plenty of time to ride. I am a pretty good rider and like a challenging trails. I checked out the reviews but I would also like it if someone would be able to show me or tell me what is good to ride and what I should avoid.

Thanks in advance for any info.

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NCFREERIDER

· #2 · Jun 27, 2006

Check out www.TriangleMTB.com
You'll be able to get all kinds of info about local trails and maybe even find a guide. Have fun!

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Gaffney10

· #3 · Jun 27, 2006

TriangleMTB is a great website for trails, etc...

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Gaffney10

· #4 · Jun 27, 2006

Crabtree--most convenient, just off of I-40 close to the Airport....
Harris Lake
Garner
Beaverdam/New Light
Little River
and many more great trails....

What company are you "training" with??

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coldsteele

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jun 28, 2006

Thanks for the replys. I checked out the site but it says that most of the trails are closed. I suspect because of weather. Should I call the numbers before heading out to the trails?

The company is an automation company called Parata.

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NCFREERIDER

· #6 · Jun 28, 2006

The front page covers the current status of all the legal local trails. We've just been bogged down in several inches of rain over the last couple of weeks and all the trails are currently closed. Once things dry up a bit, everything will reopen. We are very vigilant about riding wet soggy, trails. Calling ahead and double checking the status of the trail is never a bad idea. Have fun and good luck.

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