Your Guide to North Texas Mountain Bike Trails
Atlanta Park Mountain Biking Trails consists of a fun, beginner to intermediate level loop of singletrack located in far East Texas. Consisting of about 6 miles worth of trail, the Atlanta Park trail is known for drying out relatively quickly after it rains—usually before other trails in the Texarkana area. This trail is not very […]
Barber Hills near Arthur City, TX features approximately 13.5 miles of beginner and intermediate-level singletrack.
Bonham State Park near Bonham, TX features approximately 7 miles of intermediate-level singletrack.
Bringle Lake Park features 7.5 miles of beginner and intermediate-level singletrack on the shores of Bringle Lake in Texarkana, TX. There are two loops, the Green beginner loop and the Red intermediate loop. The two loops are connected by a 114-foot-long connector bridge. Future expansion is planned for a Black advanced-level loop. To get to […]
Cooper Lake State Park features two separate trails accessible for mountain biking. Entrance fee is $5 per adult. Children 12 and under are free. Coyote Run Trail—an intermediate level out-and-back —is located at the South Sulphur Unit on the southern shores of Cooper Lake. Total trail distance round trip is 4.6 miles. [PDF] Cedar Creek […]
Lake Fannin Mountain Bike Trail is currently unrideable and closed. As far as we can tell, there has not been a trail steward caring for the trail in several years, and as a result the trail is overgrown and in disrepair. There is a n individual considering taking the trail on as steward, and we’ll […]
Lake Tawakoni State Park features a small system of beginner-friendly hike and bike trails that are accessible from the park camping areas. There is a connector trail and three loops that combine for a total of 2.63 miles. The loops are one-way and marked as multi use paths. This trail system travels through fairly dense […]
The Outdoor Adventure Bike Trail, located on the Texas A&M University campus in Commerce, TX is a five-mile system of trails comprised of four loops. Two loops are beginner-friendly and two loops are considered intermediate level. The trail is open to the public for both hiking and biking traffic. The trail is open from 5am […]
More suited for lovers of gravel grinding and backpacking than mountain bikers. Once completed The Northeast Texas Trail will be the 4th longest hike, bike, and equestrian trail in the United States. The NETT is a product of the growing rails-to-trails movement, and was first conceived in the late 1990’s when the Union Pacific and […]