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Trail Description:
4.5 mile loop TECHNICAL out the wazoo You come back to the center area evey mile or so
The ACE Track is North Carolina's most technical and fun track. The track is 4.3 miles of tight single-track in the old forest of Huckleberry Bottom. The trail flows over an ancient riverbed that cuts through rolling hills and bluffs. This offers you as a rider a very challenging course. There are a few strategically placed logs and bridges for your riding pleasure.
The Ace Track was designed for racing and is the location for the ACE race series
How to get there:
FROM I-95 Take exit 173 and go west on Hwy. 158 for 6 miles, turn right on state hwy. 1425 (Huckleberry Bottom Rd.), go 7 tenths of a mile and turn left on Sugarberry Road. Turn right on Hollow road. Follow Signs.
FROM I-85 Take exit 223 (Manson) and go right at stop sign. Travel approx. 1 mile. At stop sign, turn left on US Hwy 158 and travel approx. 5 miles. Turn right in Norlina to stay on 158 and drive for 28.8 miles (Littleton is the last town you will go through) then turn left on state hwy. 1425 (Huckleberry Bottom Rd.). go 7 tenths of a mile and turn left on Sugarberry Road. Turn right on Hollow road. Follow Signs.
| Posted by: Nthabiseng on 7/22/2012 |
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| Posted by: Pox Holiday on 8/22/2009 |
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Does this trail exist? or will it be a waste of my time? Thanks
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| Posted by: elijah on 2/6/2007 |
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READ BEFORE GOING TO THIS TRAIL!!!well, me and my buddy saw this track, and we decided to take a little road trip... we're in the navy stationed in norfolk, so it was about a 2 hour drive... we got off work and drove there... the directions were good. but the place was all runned down.. it looked like it hadn't been ridden in a while... we called a local bike smith and he said it hadn't gotten any action in over three years... it was a complete waste of time and money....
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| Posted by: Kenny on 5/16/2001 |
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We have completely Redesigned the course and made it faster than before . We are hosting many endurance events this year with a 24 hour in August . Come check it out .Everyone says the course is awesome .www.aceracing.com
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| Posted by: Kenny on 11/15/2000 |
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Sorry DAVID but we keep the gate locked to keep the locals from dumping trash at the end of the road . Call me next time since we are on I-95 we get a lot of transit traffic . I will unlock the gate for you . I am only 10 min from trail . Try it again dude !!! 252-537-5794
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| Posted by: David on 4/3/2000 |
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I decide to ride this trail on a trip back to florida from Pennsylvania.The directions were good and we founc the place. We were meant by two barking and growling dogs and a locked gate. It looked like private property so we were apprehensive about leaving our car and getting on the track. Not sign of any other riders...so we moved on dissappointed. If anyone knows more details about the availability of the track it would be a nice thing to know.
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