Reviewed by: Old Rider

Summary:
ORIGINAL TRAIL HAS BEEN PERMANENTLY CLOSED!!!! The original trail has been permanently closed to bikers and has been taken over for equestrian use only. A new trail has been opened up for mountain bikers that is about a mile east of the old one. The new trail is on the East side of Pinehurst Drive about a mile South of Forest Hill blvd. It's located next to Freedom Park in Greenacres. SEE THE REVIEWS FOR THE PINEHURST TRAIL FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

Recommended Route:
Gone to the horses.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Also see Jonathan Dickinson State Park (Jupiter area), Dyer Park (West Palm Beach), or Quiet Waters Park (Pompano).

Reviewed by: dave raucci , from west palm beach

Summary:
The new trail installed @ cholee is short and sweet. The trail is only 4 mi. long but tight turns and narrow single track wont allow you to speed through. I live close to the trail and im just thankful there is something decent to ride without driving forty miles to get there.The trails are well marked for beginners and advanced so this a good trail for just about anybody. Expert sections are also sectioned off and I gotta say the root sections are a good workout(slightly trickier than the root section @ JD.

Recommended Route:
start st the beginning and ride to the end.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
The new trail is east from the old cholee entrance. You should go to okaheelee parking lot and ride your bike south on pinehurst and the entrance is on the left hand side.

Reviewed by: Chet , from Boynton Beach

Summary:
Sorry to say on my way into the entrance of Cholee park I was stopped by one of the contractors heading up construction work there. He stated that the park and trail will not open for at least two years. I was told to let everyone who rides here not to.I have no clue if there will be a park by that time. If anyone knows the outcome please let me Know.

Recommended Route:
Stated above.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Pinehurst trail, Quiet Waters

Reviewed by: rob , from lake worth, fl

Summary:
from what the local shops tell me this place is history for bikers. the horse people have taken it over. i used to ride this trail every day because it was a convenient local ride and the sugar sand flats made for a good leg work out. when i was riding there everyday after work there was usually about 5 or six other cars there with bike racks on the back. you wanna know how many times i saw a truck with a horse trailer in that park? twice. two times out of the many many many times that i rode there and they say that they are giving it to the horse people because the bikers didn't use it. that's horse shit, no pun intended. i think one or more people on the board that made this desicion own horses. i hope all your horses run away!!! there is supposed to be a new trail in green acres somewhere from what the shops are telling me but i don't know when or where it will be built.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
one star on account of there is no trail