The Network
From shoreline flow at the Watershed to the descents up at Moore's Springs, here's where to ride today.
Live trail status
Reports come straight from PFTS trail captains and the riding community. Please respect closures - wet trails ride one season, scar for ten.
Lakes Higgins · Brandt · Townsend
Forty-plus miles of singletrack wrapped around the three lakes that supply Greensboro. The Watershed is the soul of the network - flowy, fast, and endlessly connectable.
North of Greensboro · ~8 mi
Owl's Roost has been a Greensboro classic since the 90s. Tight, rooty, technical Piedmont riding - and a damn fine warmup before pushing on into the Watershed.
View all Bur-Mil Park trails on Trailforks
Greensboro · in-town progression
Pump track, jump lines, drops, and twisting beginner loops - our progression park in the heart of the city. The Zone is where confidence gets built.
View all Country Park & The Zone Skillpark trails on Trailforks
Gibsonville · family loops
Family-friendly loops east of Greensboro, with a mellow rhythm that's great for getting kids hooked.
View all Northeast Park trails on Trailforks
High Point · 4 mi
A southern outpost of the network - short, sweet, and an easy add-on for a Triad-wide day.
View all Rich Fork trails on Trailforks
Danbury · Hanging Rock country
When the Piedmont feels too flat. Hardwood ridgelines and real descents at the edge of Hanging Rock State Park.
View all Moore's Springs trails on TrailforksTrail Captains
Owl's Roost
Derik Broach
Wild Turkey
Lauren & TJ Elledge
Blue Heron
Jason Dalton
Reedy Fork
Scott Vines
Bald Eagle
Fritz Neal
Country Park
Stephen Willis and Guildford Gears (Nathan Olander and John Thomas)
Kingfisher
Mark Tucker
Rich Fork
Custer and Sawyer Families
Moore's Springs
Mike Blackburn & Patrick Edley
The "Zone"
William Porter
Squirrel Creek
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