The Trail Report
TORC trail reporters post trail status reports to let us know when trails are closed, or what condition they are in. Click on the riding area name to get more specific information from Trailforks.
Yellow status means the riding area is open, with caution. Certain trails may be closed, or there may be wet spots, or a tree down somewhere. Clicking the riding area name will take you to Trailforks where you can find more info.
Trail Status
* New Light — seasonal bicycle access: Except for hunters engaged in the act of hunting, bicycle riding is allowed only in designated areas from May 16 – Aug. 31 and only on Sundays from Sept. 1 – May 15.
Great trails start with you.
Become a member, lend a hand, or help us spot what needs attention.
Join TORC
Support the trails you love and the people who care for them.
Volunteer
Put your time and talents to work for local trails.
Report a trail issue
Spotted a fallen tree, trail damage, or another problem? Let our trail managers know.
Shape TORC’s future
Help guide TORC’s IMBA-supported strategic planning. Share what matters to you about local trails and the future of our trail community, whether you ride, run, hike, or are just getting started.
Help a young rider get started
The Milner Family Scholarship offers one $500 award for a Triangle-area female middle- or high-school rider facing a financial barrier to the 2027 NCICL season. Applications close November 22, 2026.
Equip our trail crews
Help build a shared inventory of durable tools and safety equipment so more volunteers can care for Triangle trails. Your gift equips crews for workdays, storm recovery, and future trail projects.
Donations improve our capacity to build and maintain trail!
TORC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and all donations are tax deductible.
Pro tip: does your workplace match your donations?
Federal Tax ID #20-2847071
Triangle Off-Road Cyclists
Because trails are the recreational component of conservation.
Triangle Off-Road Cyclists (TORC) is a professional nonprofit dedicated to advocating for, building, and improving trails across North Carolina’s Greater Triangle region. TORC is the area chapter of the regional Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association (SORBA) and an organizational member of American Trails and the Society of Outdoor Recreation Professionals. When you join TORC, you automatically join SORBA, supporting trails here in the Triangle and across the Southeast.
