Reviewed by: MissyCalimba , from nc

Summary:
These jumps have been wet for some time now. I think they are more for summer when it doesnt rain and is warmer so water drys out quickly. The 2nd jump has been partly broken down and the 3rd jump has also been partly broken down so it is really small. I'm in the making of a creek gap. Going to be made with no logs just dirt so it will take longer. The creek gap will be awesome.

Reviewed by: jason , from cary

Summary:
these are some nice jumps that we use often. my freind lives in the neighborhood that the greenway is in so we use them alot. the first one is probly a 6 foot gap with a partial tabletop. then there is a second one that is probly only like 2-3 foot gap. it is really hard to get speed for the second jump but i find it fairly easy to get speed for the first one. but dont come here when it has just rained because its impossible to do the jumps cause your tires slide all over the place and dont allow you to get speed. overall they are fun but nuthin special. so i give them a four.

Recommended Route:
theres to many to count.

Reviewed by: MissyCalimba , from NC

Summary:
Its hard to get speed for the doubles but the at least the first double has a little bit of a table halfway. Also it is muddy after it rains and takes a while to dry so dont go after it rains. When it is dry though i can get enough speed to clear the doubles. It is very fun. Though dirt jumps can be dangerous and if you've never done one before you probably will crash if you try one of these. Though they arerent that hard if you can do dirt jumps good. Though dont bring your 7 inch travel bike because you want be able to get speed for the first double. I use my XTC cross country bike to do them. It holds up well enough. Overall it is very fun and i recomend it on any dry day. I have to take off one star because it is hard to get enough speed and you can't do them after it rains.

Recommended Route:
kinda obvious

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Morrisville, Rocky Road, Crabtree, Beaver Dam, New Light, and all those others.