NJ / 03  •  BLACKWOOD, CAMDEN COUNTY

CAMDEN COUNTY
COLLEGE.

A tight network of twisty, interlocking singletrack built for mountain bikes. Fast and flowy, with bridges, short punchy climbs and trails that drain well after rain.

~8 MI

Of interlocking singletrack

3

Sections: college side, twisties, the hills

DRY

Drains well after rain

GREEN

Beginner-friendly, with tougher new sections

THE PLACE

BUILT FOR BIKES.

The trails sit in the woods between Camden County College and Gloucester Township Community Park in Blackwood. It’s a network of interlocking loops in three rough sections: the northwest side near Peter Cheeseman Road, a central section of tight twisties, and a western section with the bigger hills.

Riders love it for the flow and because it dries out fast. Along the way you’ll find a concrete bridge over a pond, elevated crossings, log-overs, a small drop and jump, and old house chimneys up on the ridge.

PARK HERE

Gloucester Township Community Park
Lot #7 is the trailhead lot. Avoid the college lots during classes.

HOURS

Sunrise to sunset.

TRAIL NAMES

Carved on boards up on the trees: Chimney, Molly’s Leash, One Mile, Twisties, Double Bridges and more.

PRIVATE LAND

The college owns the land. Stay off the grass and athletic fields.

THE TRAILS

NAMED TRAILS.
TIGHT TURNS.

The loops interlock, so you can make a ride as long as you like. Colored arrows mark the bike direction.

~1 MIINTERMEDIATE

ONE MILE

About a mile long and one of the hillier trails in the network.

LOOPINTERMEDIATE

MOLLY’S LEASH

The loop farthest from Lot #7. Worth the ride out.

RIDGEINTERMEDIATE

CHIMNEY

Up on the ridge, where old house chimneys and fireplaces still stand.

CENTEREASY

TWISTIES

The tight, twisty middle section. Fast, flowy and a lot of fun.

Trail names and features from South Jersey Trails and Singletracks rider reports. Difficulty is our own rating.

HOW WE RIDE IT

HOW WE RIDE IT.

Start from Lot #7 at Gloucester Township Community Park and link the loops however you like. The paved “Road to Nowhere” connects the sections if you need to regroup.

The trails crisscross a lot and it’s easy to get turned around, but the park is boxed in by roads, so you’re never far from one.

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OUR RIDES HERE.

Every video in our
Camden County College playlist.

BEFORE YOU GO

RIDE IT RIGHT.

PARKING

Use Lot #7 at the township park. College lots get crowded during classes and may need a permit.

BUSY WITH BIKES

These are bike trails first. Hikers and runners use them too, so watch the blind corners.

STAY ON TRAIL

It’s college property. Keep off the fields and lawns and leave no trace.

Sources: South Jersey Trails, Singletracks. Conditions and rules change; check the official page before you ride.