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An old road that crosses Bradley Creek many times as it descends.


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5.1

Miles

8.3

KM

Doubletrack

2,684' 818 m

High

2,337' 712 m

Low

316' 96 m

Up

585' 178 m

Down

3%

Avg Grade (2°)

16%

Max Grade (9°)

Dogs Leashed

E-Bikes Unknown

Description

This trail is best suited for horses, since it has so many river and creek crossings with no bridges. An old road for most of its length, it follows the South Fork of the Mills River downstream before climbing up and over Pea Gap then down to Pea Branch, Case Branch, and Bradley Creek.

Scenery varies as the trail winds through wildlife fields, natural grassy openings, and hardwood and hemlock forests; past a Hendersonville Watershed reservoir; and through a deep valley before ending at Yellow Gap Road (FS 1206). Several trails intersect Bradley Creek, so check the MTB Project MTB Project mobile app for loop opportunities. Keep in mind that water levels in the mountains can rise quickly after a rainstorm, so take due precautions. Because of its low elevation, this trail is popular at all times of the year.

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Shared By:

Brian Smith

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  2.5 from 4 votes

#35795

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Trail Rankings

#916

in North Carolina

#35,795

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Apr 15, 2024
Jenna Vanas
8mi
May 23, 2023
Jenna Vanas
The eastern part of Bradley creek needs much help. I do not suggest biking. 7mi
Oct 17, 2015
nathan bankston
Meant to take millaxis trail to squirrel gap. Missed turn rode lower portion of this instead. Pretty torn up from horses.
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