Kingdom Trails
Kingdom Trails is a well-maintained and thoughtfully designed trail network known for excellent mountain biking experiences. It offers amenities such as wheelchair accessibility for entrance, parking, restrooms, and seating, as well as gender-neutral restrooms. The park is LGBTQ friendly and supports safe spaces for transgender visitors. The facility provides credit, debit, and NFC mobile payment options. Visitors appreciate the scenic trails, friendly community, and additional features like a beer garden, restaurant, and live music at the parking lot. While it lacks public water fountains, the park boasts ample parking and electronic self check-in.
Reviews
One of the best mountain bike ride centers I’ve been to. Ample parking, electronic self check-in, awesome trails, beer garden at end of trail, restaurant at parking lot, and live band playing in parking lot. This place has it all.
The best mountain biking I’ve ever done in my life. The coolest mountain biking town I’ve ever been to (also the only). We rode here three days, getting in 5 sessions, and managed to get new trails every time. The town is flocked with bikers and it seems like the people who work in town like having bikers around. I’m counting down the days until the next time I get to come back. Make sure to get on strava before you come here so you can see how you compare. Hard to find public water fountains, my only complaint. Full of surprises around every turn.
Had a great time there during 2019 NEBA Fest. So sad that this may have been the last time its being held there. The scenery and trails were some of the best I have seen on the east coast. Most of the people we dealt with were friendly. But it only takes a couple to ruin it for the rest. I will be back with friends to enjoy the rest of the trails that we weren’t able to get to.
Kingdom trails is an extremely well built and thought-out trail network. I’ve been traveling the country and riding a fair amount as I’ve gone and this is probably my favorite place. I wish it wasn’t quite so expensive for a single day pass, but I understand they have to do something to keep up the trails. Much cheaper if you live in the area to get a season pass. But still worth the visit!
I make 2 to 3 trips up here each year. Its a 6 hour drive that I love making. The trails are in great shape thanks to the staff that is constantly maintaining and protecting the trails. NULL/day is absolute going to the right place.