Reviewed by: Lil Mel ,  Cross Country Rider

Summary:
This area is a mountain bike park oasis tucked inside a commercial and residential area. The trials are maintained by volunteers from the Valley Mtn Bikers within a few days of any major winds and rain. I have been riding this area since 1988 and it just gets better each year. Thanks to VMB. The only thing lacking is marked trails. The good news is, it's hard to get lost. Commercial, residential, and farm areas surround this park and Jordan Creek cuts it in half. Great area to practice cross country race skills. Most of the trails are enduro type single track. Just enough obstacles to keep you on your toes, yet you can average 10-12miles/hr for the 5.5 mile loop.

Recommended Route:
because the trails aren't marked, You really need to jsut ride the park, like I said its hard to get lost. The main dirt rode parallels Jordan Creek and cuts the park in half. I have a 5.5mile loop that captures all the best of the area. When i get bored I just reverse my direction and its a new ride. I've been riding there for 15yrs...it's a hoot!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Blue Marsh, Jacobsburg, South Mountain, Single track at Lehigh Parkway.

Reviewed by: Joe Luby , from Allentown Pa

Summary:
Great varrieng terrain, lots of fast flowing trails that have nice obticles and log crossings. Two oe three log rides that are very well built. Some very fun natural half pipes and dips. Great View of Whithall Comercail area from the North Cliff of the park. Great place for race training becoause u casn do laps and and them fast.

Recommended Route:
Hook up with some one from the Valley Mountain bikers to show you a great loop

Other recommended trails in the same area:
South Mountain Emmaus

Reviewed by: Sesasayi Visnu , from Catasauqua, PA

Summary:
This is the trail I learned on. When I first started out, I used this trail to get myself into decent biking shape. I'd say that it's great for beginners/intermediates and those wishing to tune their bikes. Advanced riders will probably get bored with this trail. Because I live 5 minutes away, I go for a quick loop a couple of times a week and I always find new challenges.
Really, this place has everything (jammed into one small package). Singletrack, doubletrack, logs, climbs (though small), and downhills. It also scenic as a lot of the ride is next to Jordan Creek. A full loop (forwards and backwards) can take up to two hours. I'd say that I have more fun here than a lot of places I'd drive over an hour for.

Recommended Route:
After the two bridges, drop in on the right. Loop around to the bridge and hang a right. Loop all the way around and then do it again backwards.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Jacobsberg would be the next closest decent trail. But it's a TOTALLY different ride.

Reviewed by: Ben , from Lehigh

Summary:
Pretty cool place. Good departure from S.M. technical trails. Nice smooth, twisting singletrack along the creek. The best part about the place is the cliff drops coming off the ridge. Steep embankment with cliff bands so you can get anywhere between 2' and 10' of huck for your buck. Also, check out the little bmx track under the power lines. Doubles aren't too big especially compared to other ones in the area but good size to learn on. Then best part about this place is it's proximity to Bethlehem/Allentown and Lehigh. About as good as Jacobsburg.

Recommended Route:
All of it.

Reviewed by: Sal , from Whitehall,PA

Summary:
Different sections for various levels of a ride. I learned here and can still get beaten up on some of the upper trails.
It's small, but can get a good 30-60 min ride in.

Recommended Route:
First single track after the 2 concrete bridges, down past creek to concrete bridge, left over bridge to other side of creek, then up to the top, then any trail down.