Chuck Lennon Trails
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The Staircase Feature on the Wild Turkey Trail.
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Trail Status as of 7-24-2021:
Trails are off limits to ride on when too wet & muddy so they are not damaged and for safety! Dirt Jumps - CLOSED! Wild Turkey - CLOSED! Hoot Owl - CLOSED! Red Panther - CLOSED! Raccoon Run - CLOSED! Angry Armadillo - OPEN Awesome Possum - OPEN Screaming Hawk - OPEN Pump Track - PERMANENTLY CLOSED! We can't always inspect the trails after each hard rain so if they look too wet/muddy to ride on, then please don't ride them! Thank you for your help! |
Ranked in FL by Singletracks.com
Ranked in FL by MTB Project
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Chuck Lennon Trails Makes The News!
General Description:
The Chuck Lennon Trails are mostly fast, hard packed trails that have something for the novice, intermediate and advanced skill level riders. With easier flowy trails to harder trails with steep climbs & descents, sharp turns and features, there is something for everyone to enjoy. There are seven one way trails that you can ride for approximately 11 +/- miles in total. Some trails change directions daily so always check which way it's going before starting. There is also a small Advanced Skills Area with Dirt Jumps for the ones that like to get a little air.
* Helmets are required for anyone under 16 years old and strongly advised for all riders! *
General Location:
First main parking lot in the Chuck Lennon County Park is the main trailhead entrance but starts you off on an intermediate skill level. There is a kiosk (Trailhead B) on the left that is right after you enter the park which is the novice skill level trail entrance. This is a county park but is located next to the
De Leon Springs State Park.
Official Park address is 5000 Greenfield Dairy Rd, De Leon Springs, FL 32130
Length:
All Trails Combined are 11 +/- Miles
Difficulty:
Novice, Intermediate, Advanced & Very Advanced Skill Levels
Current Weather Conditions:
http://www.wunderground.com/q/zmw:32130.1.99999
NOTE, most trails at Chuck Lennon will be temporarily closed after excessive rainfall.
Special Concerns:
Wear insect repellent, thick coverage of poison ivy & expect all native insects and animals.
There are roots and wooden features on the trails that can be very slick when wet so use caution while with them!
Trail Hours:
Sunrise to Sunset with exception of county approved group night rides with headlights and appropriate gear.
For More Information:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Chuck-Lennon-Mtb-Trail/294368740623
https://www.mtbproject.com/trail/7011485/chuck-lennon
https://www.trailforks.com/region/chuck-lennon-trails-19121/
http://www.singletracks.com/bike-trails/chuck-lennon-park.html
Local Points of Interest:
Located next to the park is the beautiful De Leon Springs State Park that has a spring to cool off after a ride and the famous Old Spanish Sugar Mill Restaurant.
Just south down the road is the Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge that you can ride at too.
There is also a paved bike trail that starts at the state park and is currently 14 +/- miles to the end and back.
Other information:
Paved road, trailhead parking, bike wash station, picnic areas, restrooms, pavilions, playgrounds, separate walking trail, tennis, pickleball, racquetball, basketball courts & assorted ball fields.
Local Bike Shop:
JC's Bike Shop - 345 S Woodland Blvd, DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 736-3620
Club Trail Officials:
Trail Director: Kevin Phelps
Trail Steward: Randy Henderson
The Chuck Lennon Trails are mostly fast, hard packed trails that have something for the novice, intermediate and advanced skill level riders. With easier flowy trails to harder trails with steep climbs & descents, sharp turns and features, there is something for everyone to enjoy. There are seven one way trails that you can ride for approximately 11 +/- miles in total. Some trails change directions daily so always check which way it's going before starting. There is also a small Advanced Skills Area with Dirt Jumps for the ones that like to get a little air.
* Helmets are required for anyone under 16 years old and strongly advised for all riders! *
General Location:
First main parking lot in the Chuck Lennon County Park is the main trailhead entrance but starts you off on an intermediate skill level. There is a kiosk (Trailhead B) on the left that is right after you enter the park which is the novice skill level trail entrance. This is a county park but is located next to the
De Leon Springs State Park.
Official Park address is 5000 Greenfield Dairy Rd, De Leon Springs, FL 32130
Length:
All Trails Combined are 11 +/- Miles
Difficulty:
Novice, Intermediate, Advanced & Very Advanced Skill Levels
Current Weather Conditions:
http://www.wunderground.com/q/zmw:32130.1.99999
NOTE, most trails at Chuck Lennon will be temporarily closed after excessive rainfall.
Special Concerns:
Wear insect repellent, thick coverage of poison ivy & expect all native insects and animals.
There are roots and wooden features on the trails that can be very slick when wet so use caution while with them!
Trail Hours:
Sunrise to Sunset with exception of county approved group night rides with headlights and appropriate gear.
For More Information:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Chuck-Lennon-Mtb-Trail/294368740623
https://www.mtbproject.com/trail/7011485/chuck-lennon
https://www.trailforks.com/region/chuck-lennon-trails-19121/
http://www.singletracks.com/bike-trails/chuck-lennon-park.html
Local Points of Interest:
Located next to the park is the beautiful De Leon Springs State Park that has a spring to cool off after a ride and the famous Old Spanish Sugar Mill Restaurant.
Just south down the road is the Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge that you can ride at too.
There is also a paved bike trail that starts at the state park and is currently 14 +/- miles to the end and back.
Other information:
Paved road, trailhead parking, bike wash station, picnic areas, restrooms, pavilions, playgrounds, separate walking trail, tennis, pickleball, racquetball, basketball courts & assorted ball fields.
Local Bike Shop:
JC's Bike Shop - 345 S Woodland Blvd, DeLand, FL 32720
(386) 736-3620
Club Trail Officials:
Trail Director: Kevin Phelps
Trail Steward: Randy Henderson
