Reviewed by: Wlad , from Raleigh

Summary:
I bumped in to S Hanks, the property owner and person who actually created the trails. He told me that it really has snowballed in visitors.. His request was that people are informed that this is private property and this trail is NOT open to the public.

Recommended Route:
N/A

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Honestly, I live 5 minutes from there and I was pretty exited to hear that Beaver Dam wasn't the closest trail. I went by after work just to check it out, and got the scoop. Honestly I respect the fact that it is his land. I'll stick to Beaver, and New Light opens May 15th!

Reviewed by: French , from Wash DC

Summary:
Best described as a playground. Not a ton of trail, but great use of limited space. Great place to sharpen your skills or go for a quick ride. A little of everything from a skybridge, log jumps, sharp turns and quick ups and downs. Good for riders of both new and intermediate skill-levels.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Northern lights

Reviewed by: J.Sealey , from Raleigh,NC

Summary:
I live right beside this trail. It contains many log piles on various difficulty levels, steep hills, and various dips.

Reviewed by: Kevin , from Raleigh

Summary:
This trail is great. It has a few really great stream crossings and a decent sky bridge. It does not have any climbs that require more then a brief effort. The trails have enough turns to occupy up to 1.5 to 2 hours, but it is not an all day affair by any means. It is the perfect afterwork trail for the usual weekend warriors.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Dunn Road

Reviewed by: Will , from Raleigh

Summary:
Really cool neighborhood trail if you only have a short time to ride. Lots of obstacles and challenging
technical moves. The variety of paths you can choose make this trail seem a lot longer than it is.

Recommended Route:
see above

Other recommended trails in the same area:
New Light Trails, Hot Marmalade, Rocky Road