Reviewed by: lisababy707 ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
i love these trails, I've been riding them at least once a week for over 2 years.

Recommended Route:
after going onto the side of the road across from rockburn, take a right. although you won't be able to cross the river this way there are some very nice smaller rivers the direction along with some pretty wild descents.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
there's some neat trails up in frederick..

Reviewed by: Dr MTB , from clarksville USA

Summary:
ehh.

Recommended Route:
Start at the main entrance of rockburn park, drive to end of parking lots and get right on trail, cross the road and go across a small river; now just go wherever the wind takes you but be sure to look at the old burned down house

Other recommended trails in the same area:
ride on, buzzwells

Reviewed by: Mike Rogawski , from Columbia, MD

Summary:
My son and I rode this trail after spending some time in the Oella area near Elicott City. (As an aside, there is a couple mile partially paved rail trail, near Banneker Historical Park that is pleasant and you can ride up Oella Road which is a windy mountain road with interesting houses.) We really enjoyed Rockburn. The trail is extremely well maintained and fast, with enough roots to make it interesting, and gentle climbs and descents. This is a great beginner area that was a nice change from the much more challanging Patapsco Avalon area where we usually ride. The only problem is that the ride is over way too soon!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Stop and visit the Banneker museum in Banneker Park! Benjamin Banneker lived in the 1700's. He was a self-taught son of a former slave who was an astronomer and scientist. He lived on the site of the museum.