This is a nice local trail system in eastern Prince William County that offers locals a quick alternative to get wheels on singletrack trails. This local county park is popular with dog walkers and includes a wide crushed gravel path at its core.
Local riders Jason Williams and Rich Wilson, with support form Prince William County and the Mid-Atlantic Off-Road Enthusiasts (MORE) have built several natural surface trails to satisfy the mountain biking crowd.
The Greenway, along with the Andrew Leitch trail are suitable for gravel bikes. Saving Grace, Hidden Gem, Geocache Money, Found Footage and the most recently built Escalator are fun and twisty sections of singletrack. Although mileage isn not extensive, riders can piece a pretty good ride and add multiple loop options by double backing on the trails.
I personally ride this loop at lunch from my house, it helps me avoid getting in the car and wasting valuable ride time.
The Neabsco Greenway and crushed gravel trail around Andrew Leitch Park is perfect for a gravel bike
ANDREW LEITCH PARK
Location: Dale City, VA
Length: up to 6.5 miles
Ride Time: Anywhere from .75 - 1.5 hours depending on your ability
Ride Type: MTB
Difficulty: Level 2 Riding: The mountain bike trails at Andrew Leitch Park are part of the larger Neabsco Greenway, which connects different parts of the park and extends to other nearby areas. The trails are primarily natural surface and stonedust, winding through the wooded areas of the park. This setup provides a scenic and enjoyable ride, with the trails offering a mix of terrain and challenges.
The trails are well maintained and cared for by local area residents and mountain bike enthusiasts.
Because of it’s close proximity to local neighborhoods, the trails at Andrew Leitch Park re extremely popular with dog walkers. Be nice, say hi…
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