Trails

With eight miles of trails surrounded by limestone cliffs and a seasonal creek, the Greenbelt is a must ride.

Bauerle Ranch in south Austin contains a 2.8-mile fast and fun loop. It is prone to flash flooding during wet periods so beware.

Brushy Creek Regional Park has over 10 miles of trails for every skill level. Favorites include Mulligan, 1/4 Notch, Picnic, and Peddler’s Pass.

Emma Long is a motocross park where mountain bikers must yield to motorcycles. The 5.7 mile long main loop trail will challenge even the most technical mountain bikers.

Completed in June 2010 with the help of ARR, this 26 mile IMBA EPIC trail loop offers technical single-track along the banks of the San Gabriel River and Lake Georgetown.

This multi-use park offers single-track, XC, trails sprinkled with some technical drops and rock gardens. While biking is allowed, many trails are more well-suited for hikers.

With 16 miles of ecologically diverse beginner-friendly trails, McKinney Roughs is a must for newcomers, families, and those looking to enjoy nature.

Located near the banks of Lake Travis, Muleshoe bend contains "The Great Escape" loop, 7 miles of hard pack and rocky terrain. The black diamond add-ons can increase the trail by about 3 miles.

Located on Lake Travis, Pace Bend Park offers tons of trails of varying difficulty, with great flow as well as challenging technical sections.

Home to ARR's newest flow trail, Reimers Ranch provides over 18 miles of trail through classic Texas Hill Country terrain. Check the website for rain closures before heading out.

A privately-owned ranch with 100k of trails that are open to mountain bikers Friday - Sunday. Discover XC trails, jumps and flow trails here. Shade is limited so ride early in the summer!

Take a break from the limestone and ride in the pines at this beautiful ranch in Smithville, TX. The hilly 16-mile loop is well signed and is sure to make you smile!

With wide ranch multi-use trails, Shaffer Bend is a 500 acre park perfect for family friendly riding.

Slaughter Creek is an easy 5-mile single-track located in an oak savanna ecosystem. Trails often close after rain, check the ‘Slaughter Creek Trail’ for trail conditions. No dogs allowed.

There are 10+ miles of fun, flowy trails at Walnut Creek. Watch for hikers and off-leash dogs. Join us Sunday mornings to discover the best way to ride the trails.

Visit this Austin MTB Trail Conditions Facebook page for details about current trail conditions in and around Austin.