Local Off-Road Trails
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Trail / Park |
Location / Minutes from
FHS |
Description |
Location / Directions |
Website / Trailmap |
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Accotink Creek |
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5 mile flat gravel, dirt & asphalt path going from FHS to the beltway. EASY |
From FHS, turn left on |
N/A |
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Cross County Trail |
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40+ mile trail from |
North on Rt. 123 ( |
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/cct/cctoverview.htm |
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W&OD Trail |
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45 mile asphalt bike path from |
East on Rt. 29, left on |
http://www.wodfriends.org/map1.html |
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Rocky Run Trail |
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4 mile flat gravel / asphalt trail from |
66 East to |
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/trailmap-rockyrunsv.htm |
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Burke (20 min) |
4.6 mile rolling gravel trail around |
South on Rt. 123 ( |
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/burkelake/ |
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(20 min) |
6 mile dirt / gravel path around |
West on |
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/accotink/lapmap2.pdf |
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20+ mile rocky, hilly single
track trail from |
To Kinchloe parking lot, West on
Rt. 29, left on |
http://www.patc.net/images/bull_run.gif |
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20+ miles of rolling wood chip trails thru woods and open meadows. Be prepared to explore since there are many trails. It will take several visits before you get familiar with all the trails. MODERATE |
West on I-66. North
on Rt. 234 (Exit 47B) Go thru light.
Right into |
http://www.nps.gov/mana/ |
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184 mile flat dirt trail which goes from |
North on beltway (I-495) across |
http://www.nps.gov/choh/ |
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(25 min) |
18 mile rolling asphalt path from |
East on I-66. Exit at Spout Run, right on Rt. 29, left on |
http://www.bikewashington.org/trails/vernon/vernon.htm |
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8+ miles of wooded hilly dirt trails at back of property. CHALLENGING |
North Rt. 123 ( |
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/lakefairfax/ |
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(25 min) |
10+ miles of trails. From main parking lot, dirt trail going left (up river) is flat EASY and going right (down river) is hilly and in parts quite rocky. CHALLENGING |
North on beltway (I-495). Left (west) on Georgetown Pike. Go several miles. Park in dirt parking lot on left side of road or enter Park by turning right at top of hill. |
http://www.nps.gov/grfa/ |