Hobby Park is our local cross country (XC) race course, offering 7 miles of rigorous fun. It has corners from flowy and flat (or bermed) to tight and steep, and everything in between. It has roots, rock, sand, mud, creek crossings, hard pack, and open fields. Used in multiple races for multiple race-series for good reason, if you're willing to put in the effort, Hobby Park will give you the opportunity to go fast. Come out and work on your fitness, while having fun and keeping those bike-handling skills sharp! Moderate to advanced riders will find this trail most enjoyable.

Horizons Park is Forsyth County's example of the old-school, rake-and-ride trail variety, offering 3 miles per lap. Horizons stays tight, twisty, rooty, and narrow. It offers a more primitive riding experience, making it great for people wanting to learn mountain bike skills, great for nature lovers, and a real challenge (even for advanced riders) to ride fast! 

Tanglewood features three loops, totaling almost 10 miles. The beginner loop is great for new riders and young children. It's about 1.5 mile, mostly flat but allows for some fun flow and is a great trail for a first timer. 

The river loop is suited for all skill levels and contains a variety of terrain. It's 2 miles, has some tight twisty sections as well as some easy dips and jumps, some rockier sections, quick turns and rootier climbs.

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The advanced is 6 miles and while beginners will find some challenging climbs, intermediate and advanced riders will enjoy a fast ride with a few bridges, some log overs and one or two small rock gardens.

Jesús trail is a 5.5 mile trail on the South side of Salem Lake that runs parallel to the Salem Lake Trail. The trail consists of singletrack that is intermediate in difficulty. The Jesús trail is dedicated to Jesús S., a local boy with Downs Syndrome who fell in love with all aspects of mountain biking. He not only loves to ride, but loves to clean, maintain, and keep the trail clear. He brings joy to everyone he meets.