Name: North Indian River County Conservation Loop
Rating: 3.0

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“This is a nice, small park that has paved trails, dirt roads, and singletrack trails.”

— David LoPresti

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Overview

This ride is great because you can start out on paved trails and as you get to the first mile and are warmed up you go into some cool singletrack. Some of the singletrack is rough but on the whole, it is a great ride.

Family Friendly: Several of the trails are paved and wide; easy to walk or ride.

Dogs: Unknown, please tell us

Need to Know

There is good parking in two different areas and this trail area is very easy to get to.

Description

This area has several different trails. Some are paved, some are dirt and some are singletrack trails with elevation. The eastern end of this area has sand which is tough to ride on in dry weather unless you have giant tires.

In the center of the park are old paved roads, great for families or less-experienced riders. In the northwest and the southwest are some more intense singletrack trails. See those trail pages for more details.

Contacts

Land Manager: Indian River County Parks

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Trail Ratings

3.0 from 1 vote

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in North Sebastian Conservation Area

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in North Sebastian Conser…

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in Florida

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The trailhead is located right off of Main Street.

Here is the short board walk to the west side o…

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Length 2.1 Miles 3.4 Kilometers 25% Singletrack	Elevation 5' 2 m Ascent -5' -2 m Descent
0% Avg Grade (0°) 0% Max Grade (0°)	21' 6 m High 19' 6 m Low

North Indian River County Conservation Loop

Length

2.1 Miles 3.4 Kilometers

25%

Elevation

5' 2 m

-5' -2 m

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21' 6 m

19' 6 m

Conditions

“This is a nice, small park that has paved trails, dirt roads, and singletrack trails.”