Name: WWC East
Rating: 4.3

“The newest trail in the WWC system and one of the best.”

— Vinnie Connors

Overview

Trails stay closed after rain much longer here than other trails in the area.

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Description

The trail is about 3 miles in length and has a few tricky climbs and some fast downhill sections (20mph+). It's a fun new addition to the area. Just follow the trail and enjoy!

Contacts

Local Club: Tarheel Trailblazers

Land Manager: Mecklenburg County, NC - Parks and Recreation

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4.3 from 7 votes

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Jun 18, 2017

Craig L

May 27, 2017

Hannah Wheeler

5.5mi

Nov 10, 2016

Nathan Tidd

2.1mi

Sep 17, 2016

Ed Carley

Jun 15, 2016

Caleb Chambers

Jun 24, 2015

stephen scott

Jan 28, 2015

Alexander Kalberer

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4.3 from 7 votes

#6

in U.S. National Whitewater Center

#3873

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4.3 from 7 votes

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Rock garden just after start of WWC East.

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2.6 Miles 4.1 Kilometers Singletrack	229' 70 m Ascent -229' -70 m Descent
701' 214 m High 610' 186 m Low	3% Avg Grade (2°) 8% Max Grade (4°)
All Clear 38 days ago — Update

WWC East

2.6 Miles 4.1 Kilometers

Singletrack

229' 70 m

-229' -70 m

701' 214 m

610' 186 m

3%

8%

All Clear

“The newest trail in the WWC system and one of the best.”