Mountain Bike Trails in Smithfield
Explore 25 mapped mountain bike routes in Smithfield, Virginia, United States. Compare 25 mountain bike trails in Smithfield with route maps, distance, difficulty, elevation, photos, reviews, and nearby ride options. RidePal provides interactive 3D trail maps, elevation profiles, surface details, and community reviews to help you find the best MTB riding in Smithfield.
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Harwood Mills
Great single track with decent elevation gains and drops a couple of obstacles and small jumps, but are avoidable if you choose to
3.6 mi
Bells Mill Park
Flat grass path, makes for 5k +35feet in elevation gain and loss. Great conditioning course.
3.4 mi
Dismal swamp canal trail
5.2 mi
Harwood A
A beginner-friendly singletrack loop featuring gentle turns, minor root sections, and small rollers, perfect for novice riders.
1.2 mi
Multi-Use Trail 3
1.4 mi
Trillium
A flat, wide multi-use trail looping around Sandy Bottom Nature Park. The surface is mostly packed gravel, dirt, and pine needles, making it an easy ride suitable for beginners and families.
3.3 mi
Otey Shelton
An easy, flat unpaved trail in Sandy Bottom Nature Park that winds through forested wetlands and connects with the Trillium Trail.
0.6 mi
Newton Neck
This is a city maintained, although I don’t know how often trail that’s wide enough in most areas to ride side-by-side as I believe it is maintained with a side-by-side style ATV. Although it looks as though there is a loop to the right of my split towards the water it is in fact not when you get to the second Waterview turn around and go back the way you came.
1.5 mi
Battle Of Greatbridge Park Loop
Pine straw lined Trail, very well marked typical walking path, but it’s very wide
2.2 mi
Ipswich at Indian River bike park
Everything from rhythm sections and 12’ gap doubles to flat winding trails. Park is pretty popular on the weekends so get there during the week if you want it to yourself. Be careful as fall brings the leaves on the trails and one could easily wash out if they’re not careful. Wear bright color shirt or jacket as visibility can be tough.
3.3 mi
Archery Range Trail
0.4 mi
Archery Range Trail
0.5 mi
Field Trail
0.9 mi
Red Fox
0.5 mi
Wildflower Trail
0.2 mi
Otter Trail
0.2 mi
Osprey Trail
0.4 mi
Fox Trail
0.3 mi
Songbird Trail
0.2 mi
Lakeside Trail
0.5 mi
Whispering Pines
0.3 mi
Wetlands Trail
1.0 mi
Sycamore Creek Trail
0.5 mi
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