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The '''Double Oak Park''' is a 750-acre recreational park developed by [[Shelby County]] in [[Dunnavant Valley]], south of [[Dunnavant Valley Road]] and north of [[Bear Creek Road]]. The park's entrance and main trailhead is at 3870 Bear Creek Road [[Shelby County Road 43]], near [[Chelsea]]. | The '''Double Oak Park''' is a 750-acre recreational park developed by [[Shelby County]] in [[Dunnavant Valley]], south of [[Dunnavant Valley Road]] and north of [[Bear Creek Road]]. The park's entrance and main trailhead is at 3870 Bear Creek Road [[Shelby County Road 43]], near [[Chelsea]]. | ||
The park features mountain biking, horse riding and hiking trails. The trailhead features a picnic area with restrooms. | The park features mountain biking, horse riding and hiking trails. The trailhead features a picnic area with restrooms. The first phase of development in November [[2022]] opened up 13 miles of multi-use trails. In November [[2023]] the county began working on 12 more miles, including several connector trails. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* Wood, Cecilia (November 15, 2022) "Shelby County opens 750-acre Double Oak Park." {{BNow}} | * Wood, Cecilia (November 15, 2022) "Shelby County opens 750-acre Double Oak Park." {{BNow}} | ||
* Gann, Heather (November 1, 2023) "More trails coming to Pelham’s Double Oak Park." {{AL}} | |||
[[Category:Shelby County parks]] | [[Category:Shelby County parks]] | ||
[[Category:Shelby County Road 43]] | [[Category:Shelby County Road 43]] | ||
[[Category:2022 establishments]] | [[Category:2022 establishments]] | ||
Revision as of 10:13, 2 November 2023
The Double Oak Park is a 750-acre recreational park developed by Shelby County in Dunnavant Valley, south of Dunnavant Valley Road and north of Bear Creek Road. The park's entrance and main trailhead is at 3870 Bear Creek Road Shelby County Road 43, near Chelsea.
The park features mountain biking, horse riding and hiking trails. The trailhead features a picnic area with restrooms. The first phase of development in November 2022 opened up 13 miles of multi-use trails. In November 2023 the county began working on 12 more miles, including several connector trails.