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The Danville L&N Railroad Bridge is a bridge that was originally built in the early 1860s by the Louisville & Nashville Railroad. The bridge has since been converted to a multi-use pathway across the Dan River.

Hot Tamale was closed for nearly one year due to Cyber Park expansion.Some of it is now open from Camel Bak to Riverside Drive trails.Work continues to rework parts lost.We should end up with at least the 2.9 miles as before or possibly more.Check the Angler's Ridge trail work face book page for updates.

perfect to get a refreshing Drink and taking care of some business

Perfect to Wash your Bike after shredding some trails

"Freedom is Not free"

Witchback, as it's name implies, starts with a grunt of a climb through a couple of nasty switchbacks. Folks ride this both directions, but if you ride it counter-clockwise, you get to finish by riding down the 'spiral'. Witchback is not consistently hard from a technical standpoint, but there are a couple of tough rock gardens and one really tough climb called Heartbreak Hill. Witchback has more sustained climbs and longer descents than other trails at Angler's. There is also plenty of wildlife and beautiful forest scenery along the ride, although once you come out of the back loop, you may get a nice whiff of the nearby water treatment facility as you enter the fun section called Cliffside. Cliffside is a nice flowing benchcut ride along the 'cliff' that has several nice downhills and accompanying climbs. Toward the end, get ready for the 'Spiral' which you'll need to maintain some speed to make it through the high banked ravine ride.

Little Pisgah, like it's namesake, offers a rocky entrance with very nice scenery around a creek valley. Several nice climbs here are followed by rock-strewn washed out descents which can certainly make one reflect on grandaddy rides in Western NC. There are even points on the trail that spill out into some nice grassy, sparse pine forests. A wonderful trail.

Hot tamale was reworked in Fall 2016 making it the best flowing trail at Angler's Ridge. They also added some trail, making it 2.9 miles long. I suggest riding it clockwise for the best flow, starting at Angler's Ridge Trail to Camelback to Riverside Drive.