フェアファックス郡のバイクパーク・トップ5

Fountainhead Regional Park's mountain bike trails offer nearly 15 miles of single-use loops with features like steep climbs, rock gardens, and fast descents. The trail system includes beginner, intermediate, and advanced loops, with the black loop featuring rock step-ups, wooden turns, and jumps. Trails are directional, designed for clockwise travel only, and helmets are required here. The park closes at dark or when the trail is wet. Managed by NVRPA, the park’s trail was developed through partnerships and has earned a reputation as some of the area's most challenging rides.

Lake Accotink is a 55-acre reservoir situated along Accotink Creek. There are a bunch of trails around the lake (some paved and some dirt/gravel), and the Cross Country Trail through Lake Accotink Park is perfect for running.

MTB section of the Accotink loop trail, this part has some roots exposed but any MTB bike can handle them, some nature hikers around so mind your speed around turns. Some sections of the trail will let you stop for a quick lake photo.

The Boss Trail is true gem in the DC area. The variety of built wooden features ist just mind blowing.

A little trailsystem that has the perfect amount of difficulty for intermediate riders. If you are a beginner and you want to try the trailsystem in Wakefield Park, then choose The Creek Trail. And if you run out of daylight, no problem: The park does permit night riding on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights.

Lake Fairfax Park offers more than ten miles of sweet singletrack for riders of all skill levels. On top of that the park has a pump track and several jump lines. All in all, a great spot to enhance your bike handling skills and to have a good time on thwo wheels.