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Horry County Bike & Run Park — Attraction in South Carolina

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Horry County Bike & Run Park
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Nearby attractions
Myrtle Beach Barc Parc North
5000 Claire Chapin Epps Dr, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Magnolia point
4827 Magnolia Lake Dr, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Nearby restaurants
The Sneaky Beagle
5040 Carolina Forest Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
Zeytin
224 Fresh Dr Unit A, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
Miyabi Jr. Express
224 Fresh Dr Unit D, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
Nearby hotels
The Lively Apartments
4150 River Oaks Dr, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
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Horry County Bike & Run Park
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Horry County Bike & Run Park

150 Frontage Rd B-2, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
4.7(286)
Open 24 hours
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Outdoor
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Family friendly
Pet friendly
Off the beaten path
attractions: Myrtle Beach Barc Parc North, Magnolia point, restaurants: The Sneaky Beagle, Zeytin, Miyabi Jr. Express
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Nearby attractions of Horry County Bike & Run Park

Myrtle Beach Barc Parc North

Magnolia point

Myrtle Beach Barc Parc North

Myrtle Beach Barc Parc North

4.6

(286)

Open 24 hours
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Magnolia point

Magnolia point

4.5

(18)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Waccamaw River Excursions
Waccamaw River Excursions
Mon, Dec 8 • 11:30 AM
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Guided Kayak Trip to a Private Island
Guided Kayak Trip to a Private Island
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Kid Quest in Myrtle Beach: Superhero City Adventure for Kids (Ages 4–8)
Kid Quest in Myrtle Beach: Superhero City Adventure for Kids (Ages 4–8)
Mon, Dec 1 • 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Horry County Bike & Run Park

The Sneaky Beagle

Zeytin

Miyabi Jr. Express

The Sneaky Beagle

The Sneaky Beagle

4.5

(762)

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Zeytin

Zeytin

4.8

(523)

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Miyabi Jr. Express

Miyabi Jr. Express

3.6

(68)

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Don ChildreyDon Childrey
Surprisingly fun set of mtbing trails right next to the Intracoastal Waterway. Riding everything gave me just over 8 miles. The bike trails are one direction. Runners come towards you in the other direction. This appears to be an old sand pit location. The trails run the perimeter and drop in and out of the pits, offering plenty of short climbs and lots of twisty curves. The north side of the park features trails crawling up and down a wooded hillside. The climbs are short and steep. The drops are too. The twisties are nonstop, so you'll get a good workout in from having to pedal and working the curves. Definitely worth a visit. I visited in early April, so the heat and bugs weren't an issue. Would be more challenging in mid-summer.
Skylar JewellSkylar Jewell
The course is difficult to capture in pictures because of the terrain and speed you can travel while covering the terrain. However I attach a picture of the map as a CAUTION! Know the route you're taking before taking it. The course is brilliant and a lot of fun, however if you are new to tail riding then you should use the easy trails first and then progress from there. My dad and I were able to navigate all the trails except for the advanced, but wish we had more of a mountain bike tire to cut through the sand and absorb some of the more rough trails. Overall it's a great place to cruise through well developed trails.
Scott TScott T
This might be my favorite trail. I've ridden trails all across the country and of course in my hometown. Every time I come to Myrtle Beach, I bring my MTB just to ride this trail. I can't believe they can pack so much into such a small space. 7 miles of berms, jumps, steep ups and downs, roots, rocks, and of course, sand. I can't stress this enough, bring your MTB! My goal is to ride the entire trail without brakes. There's one downhill followed by 2 sweeping berms and a jump that I still have to conquer. It's so much fun! Also, pedal assist emtb are allowed. I took a photo of the park rules so people would know.
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Surprisingly fun set of mtbing trails right next to the Intracoastal Waterway. Riding everything gave me just over 8 miles. The bike trails are one direction. Runners come towards you in the other direction. This appears to be an old sand pit location. The trails run the perimeter and drop in and out of the pits, offering plenty of short climbs and lots of twisty curves. The north side of the park features trails crawling up and down a wooded hillside. The climbs are short and steep. The drops are too. The twisties are nonstop, so you'll get a good workout in from having to pedal and working the curves. Definitely worth a visit. I visited in early April, so the heat and bugs weren't an issue. Would be more challenging in mid-summer.
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The course is difficult to capture in pictures because of the terrain and speed you can travel while covering the terrain. However I attach a picture of the map as a CAUTION! Know the route you're taking before taking it. The course is brilliant and a lot of fun, however if you are new to tail riding then you should use the easy trails first and then progress from there. My dad and I were able to navigate all the trails except for the advanced, but wish we had more of a mountain bike tire to cut through the sand and absorb some of the more rough trails. Overall it's a great place to cruise through well developed trails.
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This might be my favorite trail. I've ridden trails all across the country and of course in my hometown. Every time I come to Myrtle Beach, I bring my MTB just to ride this trail. I can't believe they can pack so much into such a small space. 7 miles of berms, jumps, steep ups and downs, roots, rocks, and of course, sand. I can't stress this enough, bring your MTB! My goal is to ride the entire trail without brakes. There's one downhill followed by 2 sweeping berms and a jump that I still have to conquer. It's so much fun! Also, pedal assist emtb are allowed. I took a photo of the park rules so people would know.
Scott T

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Reviews of Horry County Bike & Run Park

4.7
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5.0
7y

Given bionic body parts and age, I am mostly a walker now, though did 10Ks and a few marathons many years ago. HULK is a great fitness and recreation resource for both local residents and vacationers. We live nearby and my dog and I just began exploring what's there this past week. We both love it. Would like a little more information about the trails that are best for walkers/hikers. I avoid the ones marked "BIKE" but it seems that even some marked "RUN" might be a bit risky for walkers. I did discover a woodsy trail down near markers for the Florida-to-Maine Greenway that seemed well-suited for hiking. (Lot of roots in trail might make it problematic for runners.) Anyway, some specific info/suggestions for walkers...

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5.0
7y

Surprisingly fun set of mtbing trails right next to the Intracoastal Waterway. Riding everything gave me just over 8 miles. The bike trails are one direction. Runners come towards you in the other direction. This appears to be an old sand pit location. The trails run the perimeter and drop in and out of the pits, offering plenty of short climbs and lots of twisty curves. The north side of the park features trails crawling up and down a wooded hillside. The climbs are short and steep. The drops are too. The twisties are nonstop, so you'll get a good workout in from having to pedal and working the curves. Definitely worth a visit. I visited in early April, so the heat and bugs weren't an issue. Would be more challenging...

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5.0
9y

For trail running, this is an amazing find while I was vacationing down at Myrtle Beach. The parking lot was under construction while I was visiting, but there were some small signs for parking along the road and a temporary entrance setup.

It's not a lot of elevation per Strava (~200 ft total for the 7mi loop), but the technical terrain and tight turns really makes up for it. Everyone I saw while running the loops were friendly. Overall great park for getting in some trail miles!

Only complaint: poor marking and almost no blazing. It'd also help to have some trail map signage on the course at key...

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