Wood Run Mountain Bike Trails

As of spring 1998, there are three main routes open to mountain bikes in the Wood Run Area of the Uwharrie National Forest.

 1. Wood Run Road:

Wood Run Camp, a small open field, is located 1.4 miles down this road from the trailhead. There is a gated and graveled road leading out from the NC 24/27 trailhead parking lot. Riding out and back is 11 miles. There is a new section of the Wood Run Trail that starts immediately after the utility corridor on the right side of the road.  This new section of trail connects back to Wood Run Road near the second gate at the Wood Run Hunt Camp area.  This new section of trail is approximately 0.5 mile and is blazed with blue paint.

2. Supertree Trail:

Supertree is named for a stand of experimental Loblolly Pines along the route. Both ends connect to the east side of Wood Run Road. Ride this loop clockwise for more single-track downhill. This trail is 5 miles long.

3. Keyauwee Trail:

Keyauwee is named for the last band of Native Americans to live in the Uwharrie Lakes Region. Both ends connect to the west side of Wood Run Road. Ride this loop counter clockwise for more single-track downhill. This trail is 6 miles long.

Where Not to Ride

The Uwharrie and Dutchmen’s Creek hiking trails are not open to mountain bikes.  These hiking trails are blazed with single white or yellow paint blazes.  Please respect this rule and only ride on the Wood Run Mountain Bike Trails.  These biking trails will be marked with the blue paint blazes. 

At a Glance