Rides & Events

2007 Nov 12

Group Ride at Waco's Cameron Park - Sunday November 18, 9:30 AM

Rise early and ride the famous Cameron Park Trails in Waco.
We’ve arranged for fellow local bikers to show us around these amazing trails (click on the image for printable version).

Thumbnail of Cameron Park, Waco Trails

Riders with a helmet of all skill levels welcome, and the ride is free for GHORBA members in good standing.

For directions, driving time estimate, and exact meeting point, click on the Google Map to Cameron Park Trailhead

Park Info

Waco is home to the second largest municipal park in the United States. Cameron Park comprises more than 450 acres and is filled with varying types of terrain. There are two major tributaries that join at the park’s bank, the Brazos and Bosque rivers.

Cameron Park offers a wide variety of mountain biking ranging from tight twisty single-track to rolling riverside double track. In addition, there are varied levels of difficulty providing everyone, from the beginner to advanced rider, with an enjoyable trek. The trails in Cameron are marked like those found on ski slopes: green circle for easy, blue square for intermediate, black diamond for difficult, and double black diamond for very difficult. There are over 20 miles of trail within the park.

All trails are bidirectional so if you just climbed a gnarly hill and want to turn around for a sweet downhill, then go for it! The park is free to visitors and offers many other forms of recreation.

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  1. Thinkin’ about going Sunday morning from Houston. I’ll have 2 more spots for bikes on the roof of the car. Anyone looking to carpool over for the day?

    Drop me an email!

    By: Bill
    Nov 14

  2. Watch this space in case it rains. No sense in driving all that way if the trails are unrideable.

    By: Veljko
    Nov 16