Reviewed by: Colin Quinn , from Tyson's Corner

Summary:
Difficult run to Great falls is a fun run. there are lots of creeks to cross, it gets muddy and doesnt dry up unless we have a bad drought. The tree cover keeps things moist. This is for riders of all abilities. There are alot of trails in Great falls park too.

Recommended Route:
'The pumping station' is just off route 7.
That is Difficult run. The trail in Reston is NOT DIFFICULT RUN. It leads to it.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
wakefield, fountainhead, accotink.

Reviewed by: Dave , from Reston

Summary:
I ride this trail a couple times a week. It's pretty fun, but most of all it's convenient for me. There are alot of heart pounding climbs throughout the trails especially when it's wet. There can be some fun little jumps throughout the trail, but watch out for the trees, the trail is very windy so before you decide to go it all on those jumps look ahead. Some of the climbs can be very technical and almost impossible if you loose momentum, so keep trucking. Overall this is one of my favorite trails. It has a little of everything from tough climbs to fast decents with some nice little jumps just to mix it up a bit.

Recommended Route:
This trail is not too difficult to get to. I live about 2 miles away. If you have a computer look up Reston Ice skating rink(if you want to start there) or Fairfax Park (if you want out miss out on some of the good stuff). If you can't get direction on the computer, here they are. From Route 7 take a right onto the Reston Parkway heading south. Follow that for a few mile until you see the reston town center area and take a left on Sunset Hills follow that for about a mile or so and take a left on Micheal Faraday Ct. At the end of the Court take a right( you will see the ice skating rink on your right and the parking lot directly accross the street. The trail head is in the back left of the parking lot. If your your coming south of the Dulles Toll Rd on the Reston Parkway, you'll take a Right onto Sunset Hills(it should be the 1st or 2nd right after you pass over the toll rd. If you are planning on starting at Lake Fairfax Park....your on your own.

Reviewed by: Frank Carlson , from Reston, VA, USA

Summary:
Fairfax Park is very diverse and allows many different trails to wonder around in.
One good entry point is the skating rink in the rear
parking lot.

Recommended Route:
Try the "Route 7 to Reston" trail directions.
Do not ever try to follow the directions given -
I have no idea where this trail is and I live in Reston.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Great Falls Park, Riverbend Park, Route 7 to Reston, Difficult Run, W&OD Trail, many bike paths in Reston.

Reviewed by: Ryan , from Leesburg

Summary:
Don't ever ride this trail unless you know what that guy just said. I mean, stuff like "i dont remember the name" and "Down Reston Parkway" makes you want to think east? west? What road?. Seriously man i just got lost w/your sad directions. You need to be more specific

Recommended Route:
I have no F@#%in' idea

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Wakefeild 4* Fountain Head 5* Balls Bluff 3* Difficult Run 5*(only in summer,2* in fall or winter)

Reviewed by: Josh , from Fairfax, VA.

Summary:
mixed bag. singletrack, fire roads, sometimes alot of deep mud, stream crossings, horse *%$@, you name it. Some parts are pretty technical, others are easy cruising.......depending on how close you stay to the main trail....

Recommended Route:
see the intro.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Wakefield, but having a destination like GF park is more fun if you want to see women that day as well....