Name: Banshee
Rating: 4.3

“One of newest additions to Bailey Mountain and quite possibly the most fun.”

— Vinnie Connors

Overview

A full face helmet is required to ride these trails. Full suspension with at least 160 mm of travel recommended but best ridden on a downhill specific bike with 200 mm of travel.

For operating hours and pass pricing go to: baileymountainwnc.com/

Dogs: No Dogs

Description

Banshee starts off of Skywalker at the intersection with Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde. This trail provides access to Tunnel of Love and Wormhole and ends at the intersection of Little Red Riding Hood and Dr. Jeykll. Speeds on this trail can easily exceed 25 mph and there are many opportunities to catch some airtime.

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Land Manager: Bailey Mountain Bike Park

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Feb 12, 2017

Diane McDaniel

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4.3 from 3 votes

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in Bailey Mountain Bike Park

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4.3 from 3 votes

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Bailey MTB Park - Skywalker to Banshee to Little Red Riding Hood to Cowbell.

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0.6 Miles 1.0 Kilometers Singletrack	0' 0 m Ascent -362' -110 m Descent
3,252' 991 m High 2,889' 881 m Low	11% Avg Grade (6°) 33% Max Grade (18°)
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Banshee

0.6 Miles 1.0 Kilometers

Singletrack

0' 0 m

-362' -110 m

3,252' 991 m

2,889' 881 m

11%

33%

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“One of newest additions to Bailey Mountain and quite possibly the most fun.”