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Garner Recreation Park

Description: 4.5 tight and twisty miles tucked in behind Garner Recreation Park. All trails are blazed and it's darn near impossible to get lost. A few technical areas and a big whoop de doo pit. Ride it backwards and forwards for a longer ride.

News! 1/13/2005
Just and update on the Garner trails, the new stuff is finsihed. Two new loops adding almost two miles to the trails. All the new stuff runs off to the right of the bridge at the creek down the old trail that used to deadend. One trail follows the creek and goes up behind the school palyground. The other loop goes across the creek and ends back where you started at the blue trail.


Location: Garner
Miles: 4.5
Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Park Hours and Fees
No fee, hours from dawn to dusk.
Dickie Westbrook, trail creatorDirections

From Raleigh take Highway 70 east to Garner, exit at Vandora Springs Road exit, turn left, go across the railroad tracks turn right, follow this about two miles to you see the old train depot on the right, just past the depot you will see Garner Recreation Park entrance on the left, turn in there and go all the way to the bottom of the parking lot. The trail head will be on the right over the bridge.

Rules of the Trail
1) Trails closed when wet.

2) Trails close 1/2 hour before park closes.

3) Helmets required.

4) Don't litter.

5) Report trail problems to Garner Parks and Rec. Department. (919) 772-4688

 

Note: Even though this trail project was not as big as we wanted, it got our foot in the door for the new project at Garner's White Deer Park which has 96 acres. We stand to gain a major set of trails in this area and your support is needed and appreciated. After you ride the trails, call the town of Garner and tell them thanks, these are nice trails and the Garner MTB club did a good job. They can be reached at 772-4688. This is important because we stand to get more trails at the new White Deer Park which is 96 acres. This set of trails was to get our foot in the door for the really big project.