Reviewed by: travistheone ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
i like these traills alot vary eveywhere i live right next to them and ride everyday back there and it is really great and cant find anything wrong with it i would like some drops and more tech stuff though. if you look hard enough in te woods there is some nice singletrack with motocross style whoops and everything its kool

Recommended Route:
all

Reviewed by: e rock , from balto nd

Summary:
i ride here a couple times a week because i can ride straight from my house to the trails. its pretty fast stuff but there are some challenging sections and it is always a good workout. my favourite loop is 16 miles with very little backtracking and there are even more possible routes to explore. watch out for watermoccasins i was grazed by one as i rode across a small stream.scary-i didnt even see the fang marks til the next day but it stung like shit!

Recommended Route:
enter from seminary road and get lost for hours

Other recommended trails in the same area:
robert e lee is not bad

Reviewed by: Thomas , from Columbia

Summary:
this place is alright. If you like fast, rolling, hardpacked, narrow, singletrack thats not too technical this place is for you. However, if like myself, you prefer a technical, steep, and even faster ride like Gambrill..........go to Gambrill. I might have had more fun though if we didn't go with my friends older brother and his buddy. They get on the bikes maybe twice a month so it really turned into a training ride, chasing them, catching them, letting them go for a minute, then catching them again.........bah.

Recommended Route:
The one you ride

Other recommended trails in the same area:
GAMBRILL, Avalon, Mckeldin

Reviewed by: Thomas , from Columbia

Summary:
this place is alright. If you like fast, rolling, hardpacked, narrow, singletrack thats not too technical this place is for you. However, if like myself, you prefer a technical, steep, and even faster ride like Gambrill..........go to Gambrill. I might have had more fun though if we didn't go with my friends older brother and his buddy. They get on the bikes maybe twice a month so it really turned into a training ride, chasing them, catching them, letting them go for a minute, then catching them again.........bah.

Recommended Route:
The one you ride

Other recommended trails in the same area:
GAMBRILL, Avalon, Mckeldin

Reviewed by: MtnHead , from Towson

Summary:
Like I said --Combinations are limitless--but you really cant get lost all trails lead into eachother and to roads

Recommended Route:
Park on Providence rd. on the right hand side (before you get into the resevoir property, just before you hit loch raven drive)ride down Providence trail starts on your left. There are so many different trails back there the combinations are limitless. Great single track, build-up logs etc. Some of it gets really muddy though so give it a few days after it rains( I'm talking about not even fun muddy. No tire traction or anything) there is also a great trail on the right side when you are riding down Providence, this takes you down to below the little dam.---Have fun and ride hard!( But go easy on the trails-single track is delicate!)

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Hit up the Dulaney Valley circle( as I call it) Thats pretty much the best loch raven has to offer--just theses 2--Otherwise Potapsco( Avalon)