Adventure meets accessibility on Green Hills County Park’s mountain biking trails! Designed for intermediate mountain bikers. These trails are also used by joggers, hikers and walkers.
Class 1, pedal-assisted eBikes are permitted, but motorized vehicles are not allowed. Cyclists must wear ANSI or Snell-approved safety helmets.
All trails are subject to closure for natural recovery, workdays, special events and inclement weather. Visit and search for "Green Hills" to see updated trail status.
Nance Spring Trail
2 Miles
There are 2 miles of multi-use trails for hikers and mountain bikers. Please remember that “wheels yield to heels” (bikers yield to pedestrians). Be courteous to all users on the trail.
Top of the Hill Trail
Climb to the top of the hill (469 feet above sea level) and you’ll be rewarded with a nice view of the surrounding area – including downtown Raleigh. Park at the Front Entrance parking lot and follow the concrete road to the right to access this trail. Slope of the landfill is off limits. Please stay on the trail.
Skills Area
Build your skills and enjoy technical riding. Skills area is located north side of smaller hill near gate 1. Be mindful of your ability and follow the posted rules. Co-maintained by park staff and Triangle Off Road Cyclists. To volunteer, visit .
Skill Level: Ride at Your Own Risk
The park’s natural surface trails feature rocks, roots, bridges and steep hills. Please follow this guide to decide which trails best match your skill level.
Adapted Cycles
Adapted cyclists should have trail support that is appropriate for their skill level and their ability to ride independently. Trails marked with the aMTB symbol are appropriate for recumbent cycles and hand cycles.
Beginner
These trails may include roots and rocks. Bridges are at least 48 inches wide. The average trail grade is 5% or less.
Intermediate
These trails may include roots and rocks. Bridges are at least 36 inches wide. The average trail grade is 10% or less.
Advanced
Will include roots, rocks and manmade features like steep banked corners. Bridges are narrow. The average trail grade is 15% or less.