Mountain Creek Park
JR Thomas
What an awesome park! SO many trails and great views of the lake. THE cleanest park I've ever seen. Bathrooms are immaculate. The playground is enormous and very nice. Tennis/pickle ball courts. An awesome park center with a great staff! Very helpful and kind. I wished I had grabbed my bike to really see the entire place. Very large area, tons of trails! They even have a tool station for bikes with bike pumps for flats. They've really thought of it all
Joel Nelson
From pickle ball courts to an amazing playground to a great nature center this park is a gem to visit. I was surprised to find this as it seems a little remote, but easily worth going out of your way to visit. As a new park there's still a lot of space for grass to grow. The trails are there and a nature trip in the right season will be perfect at this park!
Knoppy Gnome
Incredibly nice park with something for everyone! Worth checking out but bike trails are very much every-level. I would not suggest coming here for any technical challenge. The small roller section could be fun for kids and the jump is one of two from what I could see.
Ninad Kandekar
Awesome park with lovely hiking, biking trails, playground and pickleball courts. The trails can be combined to suit ones distance needs. Stormie Normie is a nice around mile long paved trail. There is a kayak launch too with a nice provision to launch the kayak in water. The bike trails on both side of the lake can be combined for a good 16-17 mi distance.
Matt Crosby
Absolutely fantastic trail system. Very well marked trails along with map boards at intersections. Each board shows you where you are which is really helpful since there are many miles of trails here. There are also kayak launches and a large playground for kids to play on. Several picnic shelters are also available. But the trail system is the main attraction. Mountain bike wise, it is fast and flowy singletrack with several features scattered throughout. Many trails are bi-directional, bike-only trails. It is clearly marked whether hiking is permitted on the specific trail. Not a lot of roots to contend with. It is pretty much hard pack and fast rolling dirt. My kids are 11 and 8 and could easily handle this trail. The features I encountered were all able to be bypassed.
