Featured Parks

Nestled within the expansive Adirondack Park in upstate New York, Black Mountain stands as a prominent destination for hiking enthusiasts seeking a blend of scenic beauty and outdoor adventure. The trailhead, conveniently located near the town of Hague on the western shore of Lake George, offers a gateway to a network of trails that lead to the summit of Black Mountain. The varying trail options cater to hikers of different skill levels, making this destination accessible to both novices and experienced trekkers.

Only 15 minutes from Asheville, Bent Creek is a popular destination for this city's mountain bike community. The trail network at Bent Creek is varied, with trails suitable for beginners, up to more challenging trails for intermediate riders. A mix of both single track and wide double track trails that follow old roads and railroad beds, the trail system allows for a variety of fun loops. Some of the trails also connect to other Pisgah National Forest trails, including the hiking-only Shut-In trail.

Blackwater Falls State Park, situated in the rugged Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia, is a captivating natural haven known for its breathtaking waterfall, diverse recreational offerings, and stunning landscapes. Encompassing approximately 2,358 acres, the park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those seeking a tranquil escape.

Formerly a privately held piece of land owned by William DuPont, Jr., Fair Hill was purchased by Maryland and made available for public use in 1975. There are now more than 80 miles of multi-use trails on this 5600 acre property, which consists of gently rolling terrain, with both wooded areas and open fields. The single track trails and wide farm roads on the property are popular with equestrians, hikers, and mountain bikers from both Delaware (Newark is 10 minutes to the west and Wilmington is a 25 minute drive), and also from the Baltimore area (1 hour to the south).

Nestled in the heart of Williamsburg, Virginia, lies a hidden gem that seamlessly intertwines the thrill of mountain biking with the rich tapestry of American history – Freedom Park. Spread across 689 acres of pristine woodlands, this park offers an exhilarating outdoor experience unlike any other, where cyclists can traverse rugged trails while immersing themselves in the stories of those who shaped our nation's past.

Located on the outskirts of Richmond, Virginia, Pocahontas State Park is one of the most popular state parks in the Virginia Park System.  It’s certainly easy to see why.  With such a variety of activities to be had, there’s something for everyone here.  Outdoor activities include mountain biking, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and paddle boating.  The park also has a large network of bridle trails.  During the summer months, the large pool complex is great places to lounge while the kids enjoy the water slides, playground pool, and water fountains.  Canoes and paddleboats can be rented for use on Swift Creek Lake. There are several large picnic areas, a playground area for the little ones, and an amphitheater which hosts performances throughout the year.