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The trails at Wapehani Mountain Bike Park are definitely built to be bike-specific trails, but they are also open to foot-traffic and leashed dogs, so you'll need to be aware of other trail users. The trails have lots of mountain bike obstacles (like berms, jumps, and ramps) that you can easily avoid if you aren't into those, and there are lots of connecting trails that you can use to make your ride longer or shorter.

The trails at Wapehani Mountain Bike Park are definitely built to be bike-specific trails, but they are also open to foot-traffic and leashed dogs. You'll need to be aware of other trail users since the trails can be pretty tight and have lots of blind twists and turns. The trails have lots of mountain bike obstacles that you can easily avoid, and there are lots of connecting trails that you can use to make your run longer or shorter.

Town Run Trail is a 127-acre park that runs along a wooded portion along the White River. At the far end of the trail there is an open grassy area that is also known as the "Savana". The 7 miles of trails are popular with mountain bikers, but all users are welcome.

The trails at Wapehani Mountain Bike Park are definitely built to be bike-specific trails, but they are also open to foot-traffic and leashed dogs. You'll need to be aware of other trail users since the trails can be pretty tight and have lots of blind twists and turns. The trails have lots of mountain bike obstacles that you can easily avoid, and there are lots of connecting trails that you can use to make your hike longer or shorter.

The Wabash Heritage Trail totals 13 miles and has a mix of paved sections and crushed stone sections. It's all mostly smooth, but bikes and motor vehicles still aren't allowed (just foot-traffic). There are a few different trailheads and parking areas, so you can do out-and-backs from a number of different spots.

Town Run Trail is a 127-acre park that runs along a wooded portion along the White River. At the far end of the trail there is an open grassy area that is also known as the "Savana". The 7 miles of trails are popular with mountain bikers but all users are welcome.

It’s all on private property but open to the public. Helmet is mandatory. Maybe 8 miles total. Lots of fun. Hardpacked clay, some soft sand in some corners which wasn’t optimal, rooty sections and a few random baby-heads. Just tons of fun. Komoot doesn’t show it but there is a trail map on-site. Could be marked a little better but it was my first time.

Clearly marked with 3 black diamonds! Very steep, maybe 25’ vertical in not much more horizontal. The first drop comes up fast after a corner and has a good runout, the second is looser with a shorter out just before a kicker jump and a banked corner. Super fun!