There are many trails, most of them have a good shade. I went to hike, some hiking trails are…read moreshared with biking trails so you have to pay attention. I wish the trails were marked better to make it easier to new comers. We didn't get lost but it was not clear where a hiking trail ends to become a hiking+biking one. Watch out.

This Park was nice! I went for the hiking trails, and it was…read moreeasy to find because the staff was very helpful and the park has a lot of signs. They have a place to rent Ikes, and the biking trials look amazing.

Great park with paved pathways & a raised boardwalk. Map at location and different map online made…read morenavigating difficult as far as where the raised boardwalk side was. Would've been nice for a sign at entrance to paths. Scens and views were great. Need sign explaining the orange water. No sounds of birds in our 90 minutes there. No gators, no turtles. Guy on cart driving around but not saying hello or checking in. Never found bathrooms. Parking is a reasonable $2. Some beautiful play equipment and an exercise court of assistive equipment for working out. Boardwalk beginning to sound rickety! Hope they check it regularly. Would be nice if a few plants/trees were labeled/classified. Eg. are the purple berries edible?? Love this park.

Beautiful new playground. Great "get out of the house for free" place for the kids. Lots of shaded…read morebenches for parents to sit. Nature trails for a walk. Even has a workout area for parents.

I've been riding for 5 years, and this was my first time doing any kind of coaching. Honestly, it…read morewas a total game changer from just the first lesson alone. I already learned things that immediately improved my riding and gave me a completely different perspective on technique and control. Now I can't even imagine how much I'm going to improve with more coaching sessions. Definitely one of the best investments I've made for my riding.

I expressed the skills I felt I needed help with and what I was trying to achieve We started with a…read moresimple ride to see where I was at as far as ability and then got right to business. My concern was on jump lines not feeling right. We stayed at the jump line the entire time as he recorded me hitting the jumps and then would breakdown where I needed and didn't need work. Definitely helped with confidence building too as I would get in my head every time before hitting any larger jumps. By the end of the lesson had me doing the jumps without even thinking about them. Awesome coach and a cool person in general. Definitely recommend giving him a shot if you're looking for some mtb coaching.

Have not been here since the pandemic. Have mid-line Giant & needed both inner tubes replaced as I…read morehave not ridden it since the pandemic. LOL. Dropped bike off & they were done within 3 hours. Before I have had that bike service here. The only problem at this location is they are so close to the entrance of the shopping center. that sometimes it is hard to park/back out of the space. 5-stars for service.

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Planned a birthday surprise for my significant other and rented two trail bikes for a few hours…read more Our guide at the rental center was friendly, knowledgeable and gave us pointers on where to ride first!!

There is actually a duplicate listing for this at…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/sydney-dover-trails-dover but it appears there are two listings, one for the south entrance to the trails which is closer to Hwy 60 and one for the west entrance which is closer to Dover Rd. Either way, there is plenty of parking in both of the lots regardless of which entrance you choose to park in order to enter the trail. You do have to pay $2 to park which I think is extremely reasonable. I would suggest using the west entrance if you have a horse trailer as this trail is designed to horseback riders, mountain bikers, and hikers as a shared trail. So just be aware of your surroundings as you may need to yield. It's shady for about 65%-75% of the trail. When the sun gets to be overhead, there is still a reasonable amount of shade but of course, it just gets hot. I had no problem following the trail even without an overabundance of trail markers. It's literally a loop. It's not a perfect circle but it's easy to follow. There is one trail that goes down the middle of the loop just in case you want to cut your trail time in half and don't want to do the whole loop. It was slightly odd crossing someone's front yard to get to the other side of the trail on the west side of the loop but other than that, no qualms. Gnats and mosquitos were annoying in certain parts and there was horse poop but overall it wasn't too bad. It's a really easy beginner trail. It's really flat with cut grass too so if you have accessibility issues or are handicapped, I think this trail could work for you if you're in a wheelchair. I'm not sure if the sand would cause an issue for a wheelchair or a stroller, so use your own judgment. They have signage that the police regularly patrol the area. I assumed this is to dissuade prowlers. The south lot closest to Hwy 60 seems to be less prone to providing the opportunity for prowlers as it seems that the cops sit across the street often in order to catch people speeding on Hwy 60.

Apparently there are several entrances to access the trail…read more I initially entered here and found it very confusing. Apparently I was not the only one as others were circling around trying to find out where the trail starts. I kept ending up in the private yards of residents. About to give up, I finally just followed a couple that knew the way. If you are new to this trail, it may be easier to access the trail at the SR60 entrance.

We've purchased a few bikes here and it's always been a good experience. We've done several…read moreservices and repairs here too. Customer service is top notch.

A friend had recommended this place to us since they got their bike there and we decided to just go…read morecheck out their selection and maybe get some tips on what kind of bike would work best for us. A lady asked us if we needed help and actually helped us through the whole process. We actually ended up testing and buying a new bike. She was very helpful on which bike and how to maintain it. The bikes are a bit expensive and a little out of our budget but we figured that if we wanted a nice and quality bike that it was good to spend the extra cash. They have the basic warranty and free tune up after 4-6 months. Very helpful staff and great selection of bikes. I would recommend this place to others for sure!

Nice wide trails that two people can walk side by side. Dog friendly so bring your canine, but…read moredon't forget a leash. Not much shade and very sandy so make sure to bring some water. My favorite part is the pine tree area near the pond. The pine tree needles lay on the ground and when the wind blows the sound is melodic blowing through the pine trees. There is one picnic table to sit on for a picnic, but try and ignore the graffiti. There is an area that's preserved and protected for Burrowing owls. I wish I could have seen one or two, but no luck this time. There is traffic noise and watch for what looks like a homeless individual who had ridden a bike in.

This is such a beautiful and well kept trail. I love taking my pups here for a nice walk with such…read morelovely surroundings! Everyone seems to do a wonderful job of cleaning up after their dogs too so it is a community effort and I love it!

It was supposed to be open. But when the family and I drove over it was closed and padlocked.read more

This is a cool little community park area with large fields, outdoor basketball courts and a…read morewilderness trail to a bridge in mod-collapse. Nearby Bell Creek Nature Preserve is a more extensive trail network.