WCU Hiking & Mountain Biking Trailhead

"Definitely a hidden gem, and even after a couple of inches of rain the next day conditions were a little slick which made this a very technical single track ride. I can imagine when the course is dry. You can ride some sections almost like a pump track."

"Nice hike in the woods. No long range views, but still a nice time in a natural setting."

"One of the reviews for this trail has a picture of a waterfall so I thought there would be one here, but this trail doesn’t really go by the water at all. Just leaving this review to be helpful so other people don’t make the same wrong assumption as I did. The whole trail is 6 miles and I only hiked part of it. The part I hiked was pretty steep and there were a lot of switchbacks and not a lot of views. Seems like a good trail for biking but for hiking it’s kind of boring."

"Well groomed trails. Fast flowy and fun. No bathrooms for now, COVID-19. Great look out. No water for drinking that I saw. The maps do not tell you where are but hard to get lost. Weekends can be busy."

"Lots of elevation change in all the sections. Great for a casual hike or an exciting mountain bike ride. Most trails are not really for mtn biking beginners but gribble gap loop is pretty tame. Look down on WCU from the power line switchbacks!"