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Flowy and fun, with berms and safe jumps.

Sherman Branch Nature Preserve has miles of singletrack and wide trails with rolling hills and lots of man-made biking obstacles. There are trails for every level of rider and plenty of different ponds and bridges to take breaks at.

This spot is where Clarks Creek and Mallard Creek Greenways intersect. Both Greenways are popular outdoor destinations, especially during late summer and early fall when birds and butterflies are abundant. These greenways offer plenty of opportunities to spot wildlife such as great blue herons, gray foxes, white-tailed deer, and a diverse range of birds throughout the year. These multi-use paths are a mix of gravel, pavement, and the occasional bridge and are enjoyed by joggers, walkers, bikers, rollerbladers, and skateboarders. These two greenways have multiple neighborhood connections, making them easily accessible and a great way to get around the University City area. The Clarks Creek and Mallard Creek Greenways stretch over 7.40 miles, making longest greenway in the area. They are a part of the Cross-Charlotte Trail, a collaborative effort between Mecklenburg County and the City of Charlotte to create a 26-mile continuous trail for people to enjoy for both recreation and commuting.