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Fair Hill / White Clay Creek Gravel Grinder

This three‑state gravel loop rolls out from Fair Hill Lot #3 and wastes no time getting interesting. You start on fast, hard‑packed gravel, then the terrain shifts quickly—grass paths, little bits of singletrack, and quiet back‑country roads all blending together in the opening miles.

Once you’re out of Fair Hill, the ride turns into a real mix of what this region offers. You’ll bounce between pavement and gravel, hit a few rocky singletrack stretches, and then open things up on wide crushed‑stone sections where you can really carry speed. The middle of the route follows White Clay Creek for a bit, giving you some great scenery before it steers you back toward the road and into Fair Hill’s familiar trails for the final stretch.

It’s about 20 miles with roughly 1,700 feet of climbing, and the rhythm is constantly changing—short punchy climbs, quick gravel descents, and smooth road sections that let you reset before the next turn in the terrain. It’s an engaging little loop that touches Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, and it stays fun the whole way around.

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