Markham Park: Warmup, Fishing Hole, Bermuda Triangle Loop
Markham Park: Warmup, Fishing Hole, Bermuda Triangle Loop
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9.40km
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Mountain biking
The Markham Park: Warmup, Fishing Hole, Bermuda Triangle Loop offers a delightful mountain biking experience through varied South Florida landscapes. You'll pedal through open meadows, shaded forests, and enjoy scenic lakeside ridges, especially around the Fishing Hole Loop. The smooth singletrack provides a relaxed ride, making it an excellent choice for those new to mountain biking or looking for a casual outing.
Planning your visit requires a stop at the park office to sign a waiver and purchase an access card, either daily or annual. Helmets are a must for all riders on these trails. The park is known for its volunteer maintenance, ensuring good trail conditions, and it's best to check Markham Park mountain biking trail conditions before heading out, especially during the rainy season.
This 5.8-mile (9.4 km) easy loop, with a minimal 32 feet (10 metres) of elevation gain, takes about 44 minutes to complete. It's a fantastic introduction to the larger Markham Park system, which is renowned as one of South Florida's best mountain biking spots. Beyond the main trails, the park also features a pump track and a freeride/dirt jump area near the trailhead for honing skills.
Last updated: June 9, 2026
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7.99 km
929 m
254 m
172 m
< 100 m
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7.03 km
1.41 km
939 m
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Yes, to access the mountain biking trails at Markham Park, you must purchase a trail pass and sign a waiver. A helmet is also required for all riders.
The terrain is quite varied, offering a progression of challenges. You'll find smooth singletrack, packed sand in forested sections, and some rocky areas. The Bermuda Triangle Loop, in particular, features hills, twists, and turns, with some sections having pine needles that can make it a bit slidy. The Fishing Hole Loop is generally less technical, offering scenic lakeside views.
This route offers a good progression for riders. The Warmup Loop is beginner-friendly, allowing you to get comfortable. The Fishing Hole Loop is also on the easier side. The Bermuda Triangle Loop is rated intermediate, so while the overall route starts easy, it introduces more challenging sections, making it suitable for beginners looking to advance their skills.
The trail starts and ends within Markham Park. There are designated parking areas available within the park that provide direct access to the mountain biking trailheads.
The trails wind through diverse landscapes, offering opportunities to spot local wildlife. Common sightings include deer, gopher tortoises, and various bird species, especially in the forested and lakeside sections.
South Florida's dry season, typically from late fall through spring, offers the most pleasant riding conditions. It's advisable to avoid the park after heavy rain, as some sections, particularly those near lakes, can become muddy and prone to flooding.
Yes, this route utilizes sections of other trails within Markham Park. Specifically, it follows parts of the Lakeside Trail and the Gun Range trail.
While Markham Park is generally dog-friendly in many areas, specific rules apply to the mountain biking trails. It's best to check the park's official regulations regarding dogs on the mountain bike trails before your visit.
Yes, the Fishing Hole Loop offers scenic views as it winds along the lakeside. The Bermuda Triangle Loop also features diverse terrain with twists, turns, and some scenic overlooks, providing pleasant natural vistas throughout the ride.
The Markham Park trail system is built on limestone aggregate from a former rock quarry, which creates unique natural elevation changes not commonly found in flat South Florida. This, combined with its extensive and varied network catering to all skill levels, makes it one of the region's premier mountain biking destinations.
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