Chuck Lennon Park: Where Tight Turns and Good Times Collide
Nestled deep in the forest canopy of De Leon Springs, Florida, Chuck Lennon Park is the kind of place that keeps mountain bikers grinning from trailhead to tailgate. With 11 miles of hand-crafted singletrack weaving through dense woods, this park dishes out a little bit of everything—flow, tech, airtime, and a solid dose of Florida wilderness.
If you’re into fast berms, sneaky roots, and trails with personality, you’re in the right place. The vibe here is all about sending it through short loops that can be stacked for longer rides, or sessioned for skill progression. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or just dusting off your hardtail, Chuck Lennon serves up plenty of rideable terrain that’ll have you coming back for “just one more lap.”
Chuck Lennon Park’s directional loop layout is built for flow and safety—limiting congestion and letting you ride full send without playing chicken in the corners. Trail signs are solid, intersections are intuitive, and you can link together lines based on your ride mood. Want mellow and scenic? Start with Screaming Hawk. Need something spicy? Wild Turkey’s got your name on it.
Chuck Lennon Park Notable Trails :
Awesome Possum is pure pump-and-roll rhythm
Angry Armadillo throws in some tighter features
Red Panther and Wild Turkey get rowdy with quick transitions and snappy climbs
And when you’re ready to take it to the air, there’s the dirt jump and pump track waiting near the trailhead for some extra session time.
Pump Track + Dirt Jump Zone
One of Chuck Lennon’s standout features is its dirt jump and pump track, a perfect spot for working on your balance, learning to manual, or just goofing off with friends. It’s a low-stress zone to build skills and have a blast, especially after a solid lap or two in the woods.
Chuck Lennon is more than just a trail system—it’s a community hub. Local groups like SORBA Orlando frequently host group rides, trail work days, and clinics. It’s a place where groms, shredders, and everyone in between come to ride hard and hang out.
And when the ride’s over? Take five at nearby De Leon Springs State Park, where you can cool off in the springs or devour a make-your-own pancake breakfast at the Old Spanish Sugar Mill. It’s the kind of post-ride vibe we live for.ady — this could be the next big thing for you. Get out there and shred!
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