This series of looped trails winds in and out of several hardwood hollows on the banks of Peruque Creek in western St. Charles County. Expect easy to moderate technical terrain with modest elevation gains. This park offers an excellent opportunity to introduce new riders to singletrack, yet allows enough technical riding to keep more experienced riders interested. There are several bail-out options in case novice riders find themselves in too deep.
On the east side of the park, near the main trailhead, the terrain is somewhat rocky and wildlife sightings are common due to encroaching subdivisions on all sides. These trails encompass mostly short, moderately steep hill sections which can usually be ridden after a rain.
The western portion of the park is a mix of gently rolling hills and flat sections. The flat sections next to the creek can be ridden fairly easily by the novice rider, but should be avoided when muddy. The 250 acre park features rolling pastures, wooded hillsides, and bottomlands near Peruque Creek.
There are also paved trails that run throughout the park which offer additional opportunities to introduce someone to riding, or for riding after a rain when the natural surface trails aren’t an option.
