I've ridden it a few times a couple years ago and I would highly recommend it.  Not overly technical with lots of elevation change (climbing and descending) with enough technical to keep it interesting.

I've ridden them a few times as well.  They were officially closed a year or so back, but I'm not sure if they are still ridable.   
The short story is that NC State owns that land and had rented to the area for next to nothing in order to allow them to maintain it and build trails, but due to some politics, NC State decided to cancel the lease.  This after the local trail builders had spent a lot of time, money and energy into building some fun trails.   

I have no idea if you are still able to ride the trails of if they've taken steps to make them inaccessible.   

IF the are open/ridable, the post by TwillWill is pretty spot on.  Great elevation changes, a lot of nice bermed trail and a few technical spots to keep it interesting, including water crossings and rock gardens.   

Post up if you ride them of find more info on them. 

They are open.  Officially they are now part of Hanging Rock State Park.    Maintenance is a bit of an issue.    More trails will be built, hopefully in the next year.   The State moves sloooowly.

Check out reviews on Singletracks.com & also this link has some info, although it is a bit dated.

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Today I rode Moores Springs at Hanging Rock State Park and Hobby Park just south of Winston Salem.  It may prove beneficial to add these trails to the trail list on the website here.   

Both are great trails and people who ride Sherman and the Whitewater Center will like them.  BYT enthusiasts will probably be bored.

Moores Springs:
Bi Directional trail, I rode the trail counter clockwise (always taking rights).  Riding the opposite way appeared to be equally fun.  Good combination of flow and some minor technical characteristics.  Some creek crossings and rock gardens.  The trail is pretty much covered in ground up leaves, so it made for slippery conditions with today's dampness.  Main loop and Land of the Lost loop were fun, but nothing stood out as exceptional.  Major Tom was slightly more technical, but not significantly.  I got messed up somewhere doing the North Side loop and ended up biking through open fireroads.  If that was the correct trail, then North Side blows.   

Here is the Moores Springs trail map
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Hobby Park:
The first half of Hobby Park is like Warrior Creek lite.  Good flow, just not as good as Warrior and packed into a smaller footprint.  There is a short technical creek crossing section in the middle called Little Pisgah.  It was a challenge for me, but probably easier for people who frequent BYT.
I did the cross country route, but there is a Super D route that connects most of the good downhill sections of the cross country route.   
There is a good bmx area at the end of the trail.   

ground up leaves = leaves that were never blown and have been ridden on since the fall so they aren't whole.

Make sure to ride the Campground Trail too.  Access is under the bridge, on the other side of road.

James Banta wrote on 08/28/17 at 3:37pm:


If you go to Moore's Springs, please post a current update.

These Trails are fall under the umbrella of Greensboro Fat Tire Society.  They are the IMBA/SORBA chapter that has been involved with them.

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You would probably get more information from them, good  group!

Moore's Springs is in great shape.  I recently did a clockwise loop of Original, Land of the Lost, Ground Control, Major Tom, and back to Original.  After encountering 4 riders going in the opposite direction I decided to do a counter-clockwise loop for the second lap to see what I was missing.  The two laps were equally fun and just under 13 miles but I haven't calibrated my odometer recently.  There is a north section across the road that I did not visit.  Near the start of Original (clockwise) there was a sign for Kessel Run that I missed too though I've heard it can be completed in 12 parsecs.  Moore's Springs is definitely worth checking out if you are in the area.  Here are some images: 

Flow
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Springs
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Rocks
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