Lubber Run Trail

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Lubber Run Park has a surprisingly challenging and extensive trail loop for such a small park and connects to the residential Arlington Forest neighborhood via three trailheads.

The best place to start a ride is at the North Edison Street trailhead near Route 50. From this trailhead, a singletrack descent with a few rock moves, bridges and footballs treat you to a view of the stream valley, before intersecting the park's paved and gravel through trail at the first bridge over Lubber Run.

Continue across the bridge and pick up the singletrack on the east side of the creek, and continue upstream, to the final intersection with the main park trail. Turn left here to loop back towards the initial singletrack descent, passing the fire ring, park pavilions, and amphitheater. Climbing back up to the Edison Street trailhead offers great practice riding backcountry style, off-camber singletrack, and a great workout.

This trail is a great optional loop on the Arlington Singletrack Tour. For details on the park's other amenities, check parks.arlingtonva.us/locati…