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Grapevine Lake

Madisonville, Kentucky

Set along the shoreline of Grapevine Lake, this trail system blends purpose-built flow lines with sustainable cross-country riding. From the fast, playful descents of Dinner Table and Snake Pit to the rolling terrain of the A & B Loops, Grapevine offers a mix of berms, rollers, and well-managed drainage that keeps the trails riding smooth and fun lap after lap.

2025 Circuit Trails

*NOTE – This location has only 1 Ride Hermes Trail on the 2024 Circuit

See the FAQ page for an explanation of the Trail Ratings

Snakepit

Easy

0.22 Miles

Ride Hermes Trail Link

Trail System Vibe

Fast flow lines mixed with sustainable XC riding and smooth, predictable features.

Parking

Use the main parking lot at the trailhead.

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This spot rides best when you can keep rhythm — give yourself room at the start and let the flow build.

Crowds

Low to Medium. Traffic is usually manageable, especially outside peak hours.

Multi-use trail system — keep eyes up and be ready to yield on blind corners.

Trail Access

Trail access is located right beside the parking lot, heading toward the lake.

Easy start

You can roll straight from the lot into the system — no long road ride or mystery connector needed.

Weather

Trails dry out relatively well, but after a good rain you may still find a few soft spots and puddles in low areas.

Power

Power outlets are available on a pole near the parking lot and inside the restrooms.

Charge smart

If you’re topping off, keep your charger tidy and out of walkways — this area gets foot traffic.

Restrooms

Restroom building located near the parking lot.

Additional Links

Helpful external resources for maps, trail details, and route planning.

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External maps can vary. If something looks off, follow posted signage and use your best trail judgment.

Map & Resources

Quick essentials for your ride: conditions + the best map to use.

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This system rewards smooth inputs — keep it light, stay centered, and let the trail do the work.

Trail Map